Texas Supreme Court justices heard key arguments in Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's efforts to shutdown El Paso's Annunciation House.

The legal dispute between the Texas Attorney General's Office and El Paso's Annunciation House continued today in front of the Texas Supreme Court where both sides presented their arguments. Associate

Several justices on the nine-member court appeared skeptical of the attorney general’s claims and expressed religious liberty concerns.

Texas Supreme Court scheduled to hear oral arguments Jan. 13 in an appeal filed by Attorney General Ken Paxton against El Paso's Annunciation House.

The legal saga between Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Annunciation House, a migrant-help organization, continues as the Texas Supreme Court weighs whether the shelter can continue to operate. Paxton's office is seeking to shut down the organization,

Justices on Monday heard arguments from Annunciation House, which is fighting to stay open, and the Texas Attorney General’s office, which claims the shelter’s work with migrants violates state law.