Darlene McCormick Sanchez
Reporter
Darlene McCormick Sanchez is an Epoch Times reporter who covers border security and immigration, election integrity, and Texas politics.
Ms. McCormick Sanchez has 20 years of experience in media and has worked for outlets including Waco Tribune Herald, Tampa Tribune, and Waterbury Republican-American. She was a finalist for a Pulitzer prize for investigative reporting.
LATEST
Families Unite at Times Square in Rally Against Fentanyl
Families stood shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement at National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day in New York.
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Money Wired to Mexico Hits a Decade Low as US Immigration Policies Take Hold
A new 1 percent remittance tax also goes into effect in January 2026.
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Texas Democrats End 2-Week Walkout, Setting Up Vote on Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
A vote on a redrawn congressional map could take place on Aug. 20.
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Texas AG Files Suit With State Supreme Court to Declare Seats of 13 Absent Democrats Vacant
The state lawmakers who left Texas face second lawsuit seeking their removal.
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Texas Governor Aims to Remove Absent Democrats With Emergency Petition to State High Court
The petition could lead to Democratic lawmakers who left the state being stripped of their powers. The caucus chair has until Friday to respond.
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Record US Honey Bee Losses and What Mite Be Behind Them
Bee colonies in the United States are being decimated by mites that have developed immunity to a key pesticide.
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Texas Attorney General Says He'll Seek to Remove Democrats Who Don’t Return by Friday
Attorney General Ken Paxton said he will go to the courts in an attempt to declare Democrats who fled the sate as having abandoned their elected office.
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What to Know About Texas’s Redistricting Showdown
Democrats could potentially face fines, felonies, and removal from office, according to state Republicans.
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Texas Democrats Vow Not to ‘Make It Easy’ for Republicans’ Redistricting Efforts Before Midterms
Texas Senate approves creation of redistricting committee after marathon legislative session.
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Texas Sheriff’s Lack of Jail Space Leaves Thousands of Warrants for Illegal Immigrants Unserved
Anticipation of federal funding to help secure the Mexico-Texas border led to state cuts in jail space.
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Families Unite at Times Square in Rally Against Fentanyl
Families stood shoulder to shoulder with law enforcement at National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day in New York.
|
Money Wired to Mexico Hits a Decade Low as US Immigration Policies Take Hold
A new 1 percent remittance tax also goes into effect in January 2026.
|
Texas Democrats End 2-Week Walkout, Setting Up Vote on Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
A vote on a redrawn congressional map could take place on Aug. 20.
|
Texas AG Files Suit With State Supreme Court to Declare Seats of 13 Absent Democrats Vacant
The state lawmakers who left Texas face second lawsuit seeking their removal.
|
Texas Governor Aims to Remove Absent Democrats With Emergency Petition to State High Court
The petition could lead to Democratic lawmakers who left the state being stripped of their powers. The caucus chair has until Friday to respond.
|
Record US Honey Bee Losses and What Mite Be Behind Them
Bee colonies in the United States are being decimated by mites that have developed immunity to a key pesticide.
|
Texas Attorney General Says He'll Seek to Remove Democrats Who Don’t Return by Friday
Attorney General Ken Paxton said he will go to the courts in an attempt to declare Democrats who fled the sate as having abandoned their elected office.
|
What to Know About Texas’s Redistricting Showdown
Democrats could potentially face fines, felonies, and removal from office, according to state Republicans.
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Texas Democrats Vow Not to ‘Make It Easy’ for Republicans’ Redistricting Efforts Before Midterms
Texas Senate approves creation of redistricting committee after marathon legislative session.
|
Texas Sheriff’s Lack of Jail Space Leaves Thousands of Warrants for Illegal Immigrants Unserved
Anticipation of federal funding to help secure the Mexico-Texas border led to state cuts in jail space.
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