Texas court blocks Ken Paxton challenge to Harris County immigration fund

By Staff Reports

March 11, 2026

A Texas court blocked Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attempt to stop Harris County’s immigrant legal aid funding because the money was already spent. Now the fight heads to the Texas Supreme Court, where the stakes get even higher.

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