The Texas Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in January in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's ongoing battle to shutdown El Paso's Annunciation House as he continues to claim the nonprofit ...

The Department of Homeland Security's change in policy with making arrests in sensitive locations affects many in El Paso.

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — The Texas Supreme Court heard oral arguments regarding the future of Annunciation House, El Paso's largest migrant shelter network. Texas Attorney General Ken ...

The legal dispute between the Texas Attorney General's Office and El Paso's Annunciation House continued today in front of the Texas Supreme Court where both sides presented their arguments.

El Paso County Attorney Christina Sanchez has filed an amicus curiae or “friend of the court” brief with the Texas Supreme Court in support of El Paso’s Annunciation House, her office announced on ...

The Texas Supreme Court’s decision in the Annunciation House case will have repercussions for faith groups across the border ...

Several justices on the nine-member court appeared skeptical of the attorney general’s claims and expressed religious liberty ...

"There has been no violation of the harboring statute because Annunciation House does not hide undocumented people from law enforcement." ...

Attorneys on both sides of the fight to close the El Paso Annunciation House fielded questions from Texas Supreme Court justices looking to clarify the legal line separating the Catholic ...

For more than 40 years, Garcia and the Annunciation House have provided various services to migrants, immigrants, and refugees in the El Paso area. The attack against Garcia and the Annunciation ...

The Catholic Diocese of El Paso loaned the group a vacant floor in an old building, and in 1978 Annunciation House opened its doors. Its mission is "to provide hospitality and accompaniment for ...

Texas Supreme Court justices will now decide if El Paso's Annunciation House officials are illegally housing and hiding migrants or fulfilling their religious rights to help those in need.