Why wasn’t this done BEFORE a billion dollars in losses to our economy. ONE BILLION. Where else would people turn a blind eye, but on the border. It’s clear by this statement that all that was needed was a realignment of resources. https://t.co/LXWN39UQkp
As I’ve said innumerable times, the situation at the border is unsustainable and inhumane. Communities like El Paso need Congressional action.
Instead of recycling bad policy, the Senate should look at real immigration solutions like the #DignityAct.
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Wondering what to expect at Proximo El Paso?
Proximo El Paso, our version of “State of the Chamber,” is an event that will celebrate the Chamber’s accomplishments throughout the year while we look forward to what’s ahead.
Learn more here: https://t.co/plT7re27dH
Rep Lina Ortega discusses why she’s not running for re-election in the 89TH Texas Legislative session. Rep Ortega has dedicated many successful years to public service in El Paso.
Wagner convoy moving through a Russian checkpoint, reportedly in Rostov Oblast, hauler with a BMP-3 IFV, 4x KAMAZ 5350, 3x Bukhanka, 2x KamAZ fuel tanker
We are kicking off the 2023 Healthcare Summit!! So excited to offer CEUs, trends insights and more to the El Paso Healthcare Community! What do you think of #EPCHealthcareSummit2023
Today, we joined the El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the Borderplex Alliance, The El Paso Chamber, American Families United, the American Business Immigration Coalition, the Texas Association of Business and the President’s Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration.
Women - Worried about your future in a male dominated industry? This morning these two ladies representing the gas and construction industries are shining examples of how you can not only break - but shatter - the glass ceiling.
Our dear friend, business woman, and all around badass Angie Rosales, with @Sundt joined a group of women business leaders to talk about her journey - including becoming a leader in the construction industry.
We are out and about in downtown El Paso. Hearing from local business owners is key to setting the foundation for future programs and advocacy efforts.
.@EPC915 is in Guadalupe looking at plans for the Port of Entry in Tornillo. The future development of our ports is essential to our economic prosperity.