Texas Standard For November 9, 2018
Migrants entering the U.S. illegally can request asylum, according to U.S. law, but not according to the president. We’ll explore the emergency order on asylum seekers. And: A federal court orders Texas to pay back millions after a scandal involved special education, we’ll take a look. Also: Texas-sized problem for folks with disability parking privileges. Plus: An effort in Dallas to get more women conducting symphonies: are their neighbors listening? We’ll explain. And: What a week in Texas politics: we’ll look back with the Texas Tribune and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:

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