Texas Standard for January 14, 2016
More details emerge of a terror plan by an Iraqi in Texas. Federal agents say a man arrested in Texas wanted to help ISIS and planned to blow up Houston malls. Plus: What’s driving thousands of migrants to the Texas border and why is the United Nations helping process them. Could another migrant crisis be looming right here in the U.S.? Those stories and much more on Thursday’s Texas Standard.
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