Texas Standard For December 2, 2019
21 dead in a shootout south of the border, involving Mexican forces and drug cartels. Is it drug-related violence, or terrorism at the Texas border? What’s in a name? Although President Trump has threatened to designate Mexico’s drug cartels terrorist organizations, people in Mexico view the violence through a more complicated lens, according to a new survey. We’ll have the latest. And: The outline of the AR-15: a form-factor in the debate over gun control, now facing another test before the Supreme Court. Also: The Texas ranch sisterhood. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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