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Officials close port of entry bridge as more asylum-seeking migrants arrive in Del Rio

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Thousands of Haitian migrants converge on Texas border town

The vast majority of the estimated 12,000 migrants at the bridge on Friday were Haitian, said Val Verde County Judge Lewis Owens.
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'I feel like I've had my hands tied': For some DACA recipients, simply renewing a work permit can take months

A Houston-based immigration attorney says the process can be "hit or miss," and result in a temporary, uncertain period of unemployment.
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Gov. Greg Abbott orders border ports of entry shut down, but the federal government says there’s no such plan

Abbott’s announcement comes as thousands of migrants — mostly from Haiti — have gathered under an international bridge in Del Rio.
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Guatemalan mother and son previously separated and deported under Trump should be allowed to return to US, lawyer says

Elsa Ortiz was separated from her 8-year-old son at the border, forced to return home alone. Her attorney says the family should be eligible to come back and stay.
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How does Governor Abbott plan to 'eliminate all rapists' across Texas?

The governor's statements followed his signing the state's heartbeat bill into law, drawing criticism and concerns from many who fight for rape survivors in Texas.
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Teen from Honduras describes his experience at US government holding facility

"She would say that she didn’t like being with us because we were gang members."
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Flying cars by 2025 in Texas? Meet the man trying to make it happen.

“I'm envisioning a future where transportation works, where we don't have to fight with congested traffic."
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San Antonio man donates home to migrants with legal permission to stay in the U.S.

"Faith without deeds is dead. If you're really faithful, show it by how you live your life."
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'It's very difficult' | Undocumented woman details her experience picking fruits, vegetables in the Rio Grande Valley

You may not think about this cruising your grocery store, but someone has to pick the food we eat. Often undocumented, there aren't enough workers to go around.
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9 steel gates of Arizona's border wall ripped off by monsoon storms, 5 completely missing

Monsoon floods have ripped off parts of the new, $15 billion border wall near Douglas. Twisted metal, missing gates and flood debris entangle the wall.
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'There's too many people coming in' | Border Patrol processing migrants in unsheltered area under bridge as influx continues

“CBP has a 17-billion-dollar budget. There's ample resources to ensure that that migrants and in U.S. custody are never subjected to these type of conditions."

'We're saddened': Haitian-Americans in North Texas react to migrant crisis in Del Rio

'We're saddened': Haitian-Americans in North Texas react to migrant crisis in Del Rio

Weekend Forecast: feeling like summer

Hot Sunday and Monday before a cold front brings North Texas some relief.

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Officials close port of entry bridge as more asylum-seeking migrants arrive in Del Rio

Thousands of Haitian migrants converge on Texas border town

'I feel like I've had my hands tied': For some DACA recipients, simply renewing a work permit can take months

Gov. Greg Abbott orders border ports of entry shut down, but the federal government says there’s no such plan

Guatemalan mother and son previously separated and deported under Trump should be allowed to return to US, lawyer says

How does Governor Abbott plan to 'eliminate all rapists' across Texas?

Teen from Honduras describes his experience at US government holding facility

Flying cars by 2025 in Texas? Meet the man trying to make it happen.

San Antonio man donates home to migrants with legal permission to stay in the U.S.

'It's very difficult' | Undocumented woman details her experience picking fruits, vegetables in the Rio Grande Valley

9 steel gates of Arizona's border wall ripped off by monsoon storms, 5 completely missing

'There's too many people coming in' | Border Patrol processing migrants in unsheltered area under bridge as influx continues

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