Texas Standard For May 28, 2018
People who have illegally immigrated to the United States with underage minors are being separated from their children. What’s happening to those kids? Over the weekend reports have spread that some 1,500 kids seized by border agents are now lost, but is that story true? What’s happened to those kids? We’ll hear what’s behind the story. And: States of emergency declared along the Gulf Coast, welcome to hurricane season 2018. Also: Are others tracking your travels by tapping into your cell phone data? What one privacy expert says is a bigger scandal than Cambridge Analytica. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
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