Texas Standard For August 21, 2019
The Trump administration just announced a major rule change for migrant families in detention, which some say could mean families could be held in detention indefinitely – we’ll have details. And: A new spring in the step of Texas Democrats – a closer look at a possible shift in the political psychology of the Lone Star State. Also: Waterborne toxins blamed for the deaths of four dogs in the Austin area, but the same algae blooms linked to those deaths can be found across Texas – practical tips on keeping pets safe and cool around the water. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
Texas Standard Social Media Editor Wells Dunbar
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