Texas Standard for March 21, 2016
As the President arrives in Havana … tens of thousands of Cubans flock to Laredo. Meet the Texas Congressman who wants it to stop. And: Though everyone’s focused on Donald Trump, imagine Ted Cruz makes the White House, or Julian Castro ends up on a Democratic ticket. We’ll play a political parlor game with a Texas twist, called “And then what?” Also: A new study shows the rising price that Texas women are paying for access to abortion. Plus: A push to move hundreds of homeless at once. Check your watches – no matter where you are, its Texas Standard time.
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
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