Press Releases

Washington, Jun 24, 2011 - Texas Rep. Canseco: Perry is in for 2012 by David Eldridge, The Washington Times Published on June 23, 2011 At least one fellow Texas Republican believes Gov. Rick Perry, already flirting with a 2012 presidential run, is

Washington D.C. – Congressman Francisco "Quico" Canseco (TX-23) was recently appointed by Speaker John Boehner to serve as a member of the Mexico-United States Interparliamentary Group, which seeks to advance a closer working relationship between th

By Dan Primack June 14, 2011: 12:04 PM ET Earlier today, Fortune reported that Rep. David Schweikert (R-AZ) will introduce legislation that would give private companies much more flexibility over their own future. Specifically, it would effectively elim

After 2010 Census Data Reveals Country's Growth Fueled Largely by Latino Community, Officials Gather to Address Policy Implications and Ensure Fair Opportunity for Civic Participation at All Levels of Government

The border between the United States and Mexico is a place like no other in America. It is a place where history and culture have collided to form a rich heritage. Having grown up in Laredo, I have fond memories of the unique culture.

San Antonio and West Texas Congressman Francisco Canseco will hold a press conference today, Wednesday, June 8 at 2:30pm on the steps of the Texas Capitol in Austin to promote a piece of legislation he has filed in the United States House of Representativ

Border security is expected to take center stage on Capitol Hill today. CNN reports a senate sub-committee will meet this morning to look at attempts to corrupt Customs and Border Protection and other border agencies.

Republican Congressman Francisco Canseco (R-San Antonio) is proposing that the crime of 'cross border violence' be specifically created, so the federal government can have an accurate picture of what the Mexican drug violence is doing to border co