Texas Standard for November 16, 2015
Since the refugee crisis, more Syrians have resettled in Texas than in any other state. After Paris, what’s next for refugee plans? Plus: The nation’s highest court will take up a challenge to Texas abortion restrictions. What could it mean for abortion rights here and across the U.S.? And: The movement against gratuities in Texas restaurants, a salute to DJ Screw and lots more, today on the Texas Standard:
Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
David Brown hosts the show.
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