Texas Standard For June 29, 2018
Should Immigration and Customs Enforcement be dissolved? It’s not just progressives asking, it’s some of the agents themselves, we’ll explore. And: Grumblings south of the border as Mexico prepares to go to the polls and pick a new president. And polls point to a victory for a man described as a “Trump of the Mexican left.” We’ll have an update of these final hours before balloting begins. Also: Texas Senator Ted cruz accused Facebook’s CEO of liberal bias. Now reports say social media honchos have been huddling in secret with GOP leaders. We’ll hear what’s on their agenda. Plus: The week in Texas politics and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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