Texas Standard for March 28, 2017
Cities to lose federal dollars for hindering immigration, says the Justice Department. So what does Austin do now? We’ll ask the mayor. And: Want to live in the U.S.? Get in line, or so say those who want stricter enforcement of immigration laws. But where is that line anyway? We’ll go looking for it. Also: You’ve heard of the religious right. But now some are pointing to the rise of the religious left. We’ll hear what that means and whether it’s real. Plus: The players know the score, the rhythm is familiar – adagio working up to allegro and a grand finale. You know we’re talking about the Texas Legislature, right? Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:

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