Greg Abbott

These ablution stations single out one subset of the population for special treatment based on religion.

They would not be building any wall, any fence, any barrier like that.

We are taking a hard look at how data centers impact our power grid and electricity costs.

I will not respond to them at all until they step up and do what’s right, and they acknowledge their fault in the fraud that took place, and they fully repay the United States of America for the fraud they committed.

Well, first of all, I don’t trust Tim Walz on anything, let alone something like this.

Just as the government cannot favor the secular over the sacred, it also cannot favor one religious view over all others.

The federal and state constitutions prohibit government from facilitating this sort of discrimination.

These ablution facilities appear designed to single out one subset of the population for special treatment based on religion. That is illegal.

Texas will not allow illegal religious discrimination at taxpayer-funded facilities.

Government-owned airports cannot favor one religion over all others.

The state's laws protect every child born in Texas and guarantee their right to life.

You know what they did? They squandered it, and then they changed their plan and then they were indecisive about what to do.

Our top priority is to protect Texans' safety and quality of life.

Texans must come first.

We can only give them a little time more before the state of Texas has to take over and micromanage that city.

What Corpus Christi leaders have to do is make a decision.

This is higher than last year's precipitation.

Through the weekend, we are expecting 30 inches of total rain.

Our No 1 focus is saving lives.

I am informed that the loss of life is not a camper.

Immigration laws can be enforced, and stopping illegal immigration from coming across our border can be achieved, without shooting people.

We will be doing everything possible to save human life.

We have helicopters flying over, we have drones flying over, we're looking at every square inch of the entire area for anybody who may be stranded anywhere, and there will be help coming very rapidly to whoever may be displaced wherever…

I go into the office, I sue the federal government, and then I go home.

A sentiment Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott echoed in a letter to state regulators