Annunciation House holds a vigil for Peraza each Feb. 23, the anniversary of his killing. Around 2014, when the border was inundated with families fleeing deteriorating conditions in Central ...

Annunciation House is a religious nonprofit that operates several shelters in El Paso, Texas, that provide food and housing to homeless people, primarily migrants, immigrants and refugees. Last year, ...

The Texas Supreme Court ruled in favor of Attorney General Ken Paxton, allowing him to continue his investigation into Annunciation House in El Paso.

Annunciation House, which boasts that it has helped 500,000 migrants since its founding in 1978 does not accept government grants, relying exclusively on private donations.

Annunciation House, which relies on private donations, has received money from the federal government one time — $300,000 from FEMA in 2022 to reimburse the cost to feed and house migrant ...

Annunciation House, Wesevich said, "does not decide who gets to come to the United States and who gets to stay here." "Other people worry about those things," Wesevich said.

Annunciation House, a network of shelters that serves migrants, sought relief from the attorney general’s demand to immediately release information about its clients. Paxton accused the ...

Local residents demonstrate their support for Annunciation House, Feb. 23, 2024, in El Paso, Texas. On Monday, March 11, 2024, a Texas judge ruled in favor of Annunciation House, a large migrant ...

Annunciation House attorneys then filed a lawsuit requesting a judge determine what documents, if any, the organization was legally required to turned over to Texas Attorney General's Office.

Supporters of Annunciation House demonstrate in El Paso on February 23 after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton tried to shut down the nonprofit. Andres Leighton/AP. CNN — ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is doubling down on legal action against an El Paso migrant aid organization Annunciation House — who he's accused of shielding illegal immigrants from law ...

Annunciation House opened its first shelter at a Catholic church nearly 50 years ago. The nonprofit primarily serves people who are processed and released into the U.S. by immigration officials.