The Border Chronicle Weekly Roundup: January 9
The perspective from Venezuela, Border Patrol and ICE impunity spreads from the border to the interior. Plus, we’ll be debuting a new Border Chronicle later this month!
This Week in The Border Chronicle:
More News from the Border:
River wall: Feds deploying 500-miles of water barriers near Brownsville MyRGV.com
San Diego sues federal government over concertina wire fence at border KPBS
Trump’s deportation drive is straining the US public coffers and labor market El Pais
The Rio Grande Valley among Texas regions most impacted by expiring health insurance subsidies The Texas Tribune
‘Renee Nicole Good, presente’: Tucsonans hold El Tiradito vigil after ICE shooting death The Tucson Sentinel
El secuestro de Venezuela La Verdad de Juarez
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