Texas Judge Halts AG Paxton's Subpoena Against Migrant Nonprofit

The ruling emphasizes due process and fair play, questioning the attorney general's motives in the legal battle with Annunciation House.

A Texas judge ruled against Attorney General Ken Paxton's attempt to subpoena records from Annunciation House, a nonprofit aiding migrants.
The judge criticized Paxton for disregarding due process and fair play, suggesting a predetermined motive to shut down the nonprofit.
Annunciation House has been accused by Paxton of engaging in illegal activities, but the judge's ruling now requires litigation within the state's civil procedures.
The legal dispute began when Paxton demanded documents from Annunciation House, which the nonprofit sought more time to comply with.
The case has sparked concerns about the attorney general's authority and the impact on businesses and nonprofits in Texas.