Texas Standard For December 12, 2019
Blocked at the border: a judge in El Paso again puts the brakes on part of the president’s border wall project, although parts of the wall are still going up. We’ll have more on the latest legal challenge to the president’s effort to fulfill his campaign promise of a border wall from the Gulf to the Pacific. And: A battle in the Texas capitol city over changes to its development code may be the shape of things to come for the rest of Texas, we’ll hear why. Plus: 2019, a good year for cyber security? Our tech expert Omar Gallaga gets us up to speed and more today on the Texas Standard:
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Federal Judge’s Ruling Thwarts Trump’s Progress On Border Wall
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