Texas Standard For November 7, 2019
Women and children killed in northern Mexico. Questions remain about whether they were targeted and what happens next. That massacre in Mexico is an example of the violence asylum-seekers from the country say they need to get away from. We’ll have a report. And: The state’s most populous county had big delays in election results. A dispute over who and what is to blame. Also: Something you do everyday could be contributing to the population decline of monarch butterflies. We’ll explain. All those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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