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Cruz Rallies GOP: Boost Border Funding, Stand Strong

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Senator Ted Cruz rallied Republicans at CPAC, urging them not to let their guard down amidst growing left-wing protests. He outlined plans to bolster ICE and Border Patrol, and push the Save America Act. The fight over DHS funding stalled, with Cruz vowing to use reconciliation for long-term border agent funding. Cruz also tied the Save America Act to Texas politics and praised potential regime shifts in Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran. With protests and funding battles looming, Cruzs call to stay vigilant keeps Republicans focused on borders, votes, and global standing.

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Cruz Rallies GOP: Boost Border Funding, Stand Strong

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It's March 28th. You're listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news. Thousands turned out for no Kings rallies across North Texas today, pushing back hard against Trump administration policies. In Dallas, a massive crowd marched through downtown, drawing heavy attention from cops and counter protesters alike. Around 2 p.m., Dallas police formed a line to meet the big group head on. They detained at least one person, though it was not clear yet if that led to an arrest, or just some questions. A small crew of counter protesters up front stirred up major chaos, disrupting the whole march and ramping of tensions on the streets. Word is Stuart Rhodes, founder of the Oathkeepers, Anne and Riccatirio, head of the Proud Boys, showed up in the mix. Both got convicted for their parts in the January 6th Capitol riot, but were pardoned by President Trump. This is still unfolding with live updates rolling in from Dallas, Fort Worth, and beyond. So keep an eye on how it plays out.

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