Texas Standard for March 31, 2017
He said he would blow up NAFTA. But maybe not so much? Border leaders react to a surprise softening of the U.S. position. Details today. And: Two countries, one community, and a wall. In south Texas, protestors stake out positions on a bridge. Also: Changing the rules of engagement for U.S. forces fighting the war on terror, will it make a difference? A former White House security chief weighs in on a shift in when to pull the trigger. Plus: After the fail on repeal and replace, states find a new health care opening under Obamacare. Will Texas be next to give it a go? And: The week in Texas politics and a whole lot more, its Texas Standard time:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
More from 03/31/2017
Trump’s NAFTA Flexibility Is Good News To Democrat Henry Cuellar
More Troops and More Authority For Commanders Means No End For The ‘War On Terror’
Red States Across The Country Are Rethinking Medicaid Expansion, But Will Texas?
This Study Looked At How Much Hispanics Know About Chronic Pain. It Turns Out, Not Much.
Family Drug Courts in Jeopardy Due to ‘Sanctuary City’ Funding Cuts
A Heavy Knock On The Door
U.S. Reps Hurd And Castro Join Rally To Show Unity Between U.S-Mexico Communities
Want To Visit The Blanco River? Private Land Ownership Makes This Texas Waterway Elusive To Most
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Ken Paxton Trial To Be Relocated On Judge’s Orders
