Texas Standard for November 25, 2015
Spies in Berlin, London, Washington, Moscow, and College Station? An FBI warning of espionage on college campuses. Plus: The line in South Texas even experienced border crossers don’t want to challenge. Also: Fighting human trafficking? There’s an app for that. And: New numbers show police are taking more property from Americans than burglars. All that and more on today’s Texas Standard:
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