The El Paso Division of the United States District Court will be closed on Friday, April 3, 2026. The closure, ordered by the court, will affect several offices including the United States District Courts, United States Magistrate Courts, the United States District Clerk, the United States Probation office, and the United States Pretrial Services.
The announcement directs individuals seeking further information to refer to the official El Paso Order.
Two former employees have filed a lawsuit against National Management Resources Corporation, claiming the company failed to pay required overtime wages.
The Southern District of Texas charged over two hundred people last week with various immigration-related offenses ranging from illegal entry to human smuggling. Acting U.S. Attorney John G.E. Marck announced several new indictments along with recent sentencings tied to repeat offenders.
Federal prosecutors filed 281 new immigration-related criminal cases last week across central and western Texas. The cases involve alleged human smuggling operations, document fraud schemes, repeat offenders with serious records—supported by several federal agencies under Operation Take Back America.
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