Texas Standard For March 12, 2020
Fighting fear in the Alamo City – the site of a federally mandated quarantine. We’ll have a conversation with Mayor Ron Nirenberg for more information. And: The latest on spring break extensions, school shutdowns and sports cancellations in Texas and farther afield amid coronavirus concerns. Also: A Supreme Court win for the Trump administration’s “Remain in Mexico” policy for asylum-seekers. Some aren’t even getting to wait in Mexico for their hearings as they’re boarded onto planes and told to seek asylum first in Guatemala. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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