Texas Standard For July 25, 2019
Despite concerns over bias, judges rule Texas can remake its political maps without federal oversight. We’ll take a look at what that means moving forward. And: How did Texas lawmakers on both sides of the aisle try to score points in Wednesday’s Mueller hearings? We’ll take a closer look. Also: Danger for people at work: on the job deaths on the rise in Texas. Plus: Texans are being prosecuted for helping undocumented migrants. And the legacy of Freddy Fender, your latest weekend trip tips and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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