Chaos at the Texas-Mexico border: Scenes from Tornillo to the Rio Grande Valley
The Tribune is at the border with reporters, photographers and videographers as we follow this fast-moving story. Here are scenes from the hectic weekend.
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From the Tornillo Point of Entry south of El Paso to the Rio Grande Valley hundreds of miles away, this weekend was a blur as uncertainty around the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy sparked more questions than answers. Our reporters, photographers and videographers have been on the ground. Here is some of what they saw.
Friday, June 22
Saturday, June 23
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