Whitmire’s ICE Reversal: Reform or Political Cover?

John Whitmire may have found a way to change Houston’s immigration policy without changing where some immigrants end up. He can announce a break with the old approach, claim credit

America woke up and did not like what it saw.

Last night will stay ingrained in my brain, like John F. Kennedy’s election over Nixon. I was eleven years old, and I stayed up all night with my father watching

Republican Coconut says Latinos will see the light one day.

“If we keep the Congress, what do we get?” Echavarria said. The woman, confused, said she didn’t know. “You get $5,000,” he responded, mentioning President Donald Trump’s promise if Republicans

Republican version of a Christian.

Republicans advertise their Christianity as though it were a character reference. Then there is Mario Alberto “Bam” Morales—a former Republican congressional candidate whom his attorney describes as a pastor—indicted after

Meme and political involvement.

I have been involved in Houston politics since the early 1970s. I have run for several positions, never thinking I could win, but sometimes just to make sure someone challenges

Whitmire: When Does the Buck Stop at Your Desk?

John Whitmire’s finger keeps pointing everywhere except back at his own desk. When asked to account for HPD’s cooperation with ICE, the mayor suggested critics should pay more attention to

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