Texas Standard for April 5, 2016
Though court arguments are still two weeks away, deferred deportation looks down for the count already – as in a 4-4 count. We’ll explore. Also: property tax assessments are rising faster than paychecks all across Texas – and now a tool used by homeowners to protest may soon disappear. Plus: You’ve heard about disappearing factory jobs. But in Texas they’re coming back, thanks in part to an unlikely ally: lower oil prices. And: A women’s basketball coach, fired for enforcing a team rule on dating. Title IX reconsidered and much more, today, on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
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