The Texan
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| First episode date | September 29, 1958 |
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| Final episode date | September 19, 1960 |
| Networks | CBS |
| Number of episodes | 78 |
| Number of seasons | 2 |
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| ID | 2314143 |
About The Texan
The Texan is a western television series starring popular B movie actor Rory Calhoun, which aired on the CBS television network from 1958 to 1960.
SpaceX: Elon Musk's Starship rocket to make second flight
... SpaceX wants the Super Heavy booster to try to fly back to near The Texan coast and come down vertically, to hover just above the Gulf s waters...
Pope Francis fires Texan bishop after criticism of reforms
...By Malu CursinoBBC NewsPope Francis has fired The Texan bishop Joseph Strickland, a fierce critic who has questioned the Pope s leadership of the Catholic church...
Title 42: US Supreme Court keeps Trump-era border policy in place
... In The Texan city of El Paso, for example, authorities last week declared a state of emergency and set up a makeshift 1,000-bed shelter in the city s convention centre as part of a wider plan to cope with the growing number of asylum seekers on the city s streets...
Golfing great Kathy Whitworth dies at 83
... " Her 88 LPGA victories are the most ever on a professional tour, " The Texan took six more trophies than her rival Mary Kathryn " Mickey" Wright, as well as men s game joint record-holders Sam Snead and Tiger Woods...
Jerry Hall files for divorce from Rupert Murdoch
... The Texan model-turned-actress was previously in a long-term relationship with Mr Jagger, with whom she had four children...
Texas migrant deaths: Lorry driver 'unaware air conditioner had stopped working'
... The Texan is one of four people charged in the deadliest human trafficking incident in US history...
Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall reportedly to divorce
... The Texan model-turned-actress was previously in a long-term relationship with Mr Jagger, with whom she had four children...
Uvalde attack: US House passes gun bill doomed to fail in senate
... The primary school shooting in The Texan city claimed the lives of 21 people, including 19 young children...
Title 42: US Supreme Court keeps Trump-era border policy in place
By Bernd Debusmann Jr. BBC News
The US Supreme Court has voted to keep in place a controversial Trump-era Policy that blocked thousands of people from crossing the US-Mexico border.
Title 42 gives the government power to automatically expel undocumented migrants seeking entry.
The potential lifting of the Policy had prompted concerns that The Number of migrants at The Border would rise.
The Biden administration said it would comply with the ruling but called for reform of immigration Policy .
" We Are advancing our preparations to manage The Border in a secure, orderly, and humane way when Title 42 eventually lifts and will continue expanding legal pathways for immigration, " it said in a
Bill Cassidy , a Republican senator for Louisiana, said removing Title 42 " would have made our border crisis worse, and the White House seemed willing To Let that happen".
" Glad to see the Supreme Court step in to preserve it, but we need a permanent solution, "
Miguel Colmenares, a Venezuelan migrant in The Mexican border city of Tijuana, said: " It breaks my heart that we have to keep waiting. "
" I don't know what I'm going to do, I haven't got any money and My Family 's waiting for me, " the 27-year-old told Reuters news agency.
The Title 42 Policy - Applied about 2. 5 million times since March 2020 - was originally due to expire on 21 December but, Two Days before the deadline, Chief Supreme Court Justice John Roberts blocked its termination.
The Court 's decision was in response to an emergency appeal from some Republican-led states who had asked for the Policy to remain in place.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court voted 5-4 to extend the temporary stay ordered by Justice Roberts while the case moved forward.
Additionally, The Nine Supreme Court justices will hear oral arguments on whether The States can intervene in defence of the Policy .
Arguments are likely to take place in February or March 2023. A decision is due by The End of June.
The decision will be a blow to immigration activists, who had sued to end Title 42, arguing it was contrary to international obligations to give people asylum.
Proponents of Title 42 and officials in many border communities, however, argued that lifting the Policy would lead to an increase in arrivals at The Border , putting a strain on resources.
In Court documents filed last week, Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar said the government recognised that The End of Title 42 orders would probably " lead to disruption and a temporary increase in unlawful border crossings".
" The government in no way seeks to minimize the seriousness of that problem, " she added. " But The Solution to that immigration problem cannot be to extend indefinitely a public-health measure that all now acknowledge has outlived its public-health justification. "
On The Border , local governments and humanitarian organisations have warned that they are already overburdened and ill-prepared for an additional influx of asylum seekers.
In The Texan city of El Paso , for example, authorities last week declared a state of emergency and Set Up a makeshift 1,000-bed shelter in The City 's convention centre as part of a wider plan to cope with the growing number of asylum seekers on The City 's streets.
Speaking to The Bbc last week, officials in The City had expressed concern that they would be unable to handle a significant increase in The Number of people that need food, shelter and help arranging transport further into the US.
Susan Goodell, chief executive of El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Foodbank, said local non-governmental organisations had been told to expect " additional spikes" if Title 42 was lifted.
Source of news: bbc.com
