A Reporter Searches For Home And Identity Along The U.S.-Mexico Border
In his new book, border correspondent Alfredo Corchado looks at the recent history of Mexican-American immigration with a personal twist.
We’ve made our list – with lots of help from you, we’ve checked it twice, and what you’re about to hear are some of the stories you told us were especially nice in 2018. From what makes a longhorn a real longhorn, to Hollywood with a distinctly Texan accent, and friendships that make the season bright. We’ve got miles and miles of the best of the Standard just ahead.
In his new book, border correspondent Alfredo Corchado looks at the recent history of Mexican-American immigration with a personal twist.
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