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Texas Standard For June 18, 2020
The High Court pushes back on a DACA rollback, but leaves open many questions about the future of the program that protects hundreds of thousands of young people from deportation, we’ll take a closer look. And: Understanding Juneteenth: a firsthand reflection on its importance. Also: The first FDA-approved video game: a high tech prescription to help young people with attention deficit challenges. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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