Texas Standard For April 1, 2020
The governor issues new orders on social distancing. Just don’t call them shelter-in -place. We’ll take a closer look at the packaging of a statewide pandemic response. And religious gathers now considered essential in the Lone Star State. Patrick Svitek of the Texas Tribune with more on the governor’s latest guidelines. And: Rapid turnaround deportations. How the coronavirus crisis has changed the rules at the U.S.-Mexico border. Also: Stay-at-home schooling tips from homeschooling veterans. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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