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The Raids: ICE in Texas, Before You Vote

4 episodes · 66 minutes · every episode, in order, on this page.

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Episode 1 · 10 min

The Results Speak for Themselves

A three-episode miniseries that ends on Election Day 2026. Immigration enforcement operations in Texas this year: who ordered them, what they cost taxpayers, who they actually hit (workers, employers, the prices Texans pay), and what the Texas Republicans on the November ballot said versus what they voted for. Every claim from the agencies' own releases, court filings, and named reporting.

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Episode 2 · 21 min

What the Raids Cost Texans

Washington promised the biggest deportation force the country has ever seen; this episode follows the money from that promise to a half-empty tent camp at Fort Bliss, to framing crews shrinking in the Rio Grande Valley, and to the taxpayer bill, and it says plainly where the record still has gaps.

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Episode 3 · 21 min

Who Pays for the Crackdown?

With an AP-KFF poll finding rural voters split on Trump's immigration crackdown, the receipts show who ordered the Texas enforcement push, what it cost, whose names are on the November ballot, and who ends up paying: Texas taxpayers, county sheriffs, and the workers arrested on the job site, while the employer is rarely the one charged.

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Episode 4 · 13 min

The Billion-Dollar Warehouse Sale

The government's own auditors publish the receipt for the immigration enforcement buildup: billions appropriated, tens of millions wasted, and a plan that does not exist.

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