Federal judge strikes down Trump asylum rule targeting Central Americans
The ruling is a defeat for the government, but it's unclear what immediate impact it will have during the ongoing pandemic. Full Story
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![A young man from Honduras who goes by "Alexander" holds his passport and Mexican documents in his room at the house he has been staying on the outskirts of Ciudad Juárez, where he has been living since he was sent back over the border as part of President Trump's "Remain in Mexico" program, on July 19, 2019.]()
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After 17 youths test positive for the coronavirus, Texas juvenile lockups to begin mass testing
The agency will use the same self-administered, oral tests used to conduct mass testing in Texas' adult prison facilities. Full Story
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Analysis: A rising commotion in Texas’ scattershot response to the pandemic
As Texas leaders struggle to find a balanced response to the pandemic and the lagging state economy, the suggestions for what they ought to do — friendly and hostile — are pouring in. Full Story
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