Texas Standard For July 12, 2019
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids are planned for the weekend, a so-called sanctuary cities lawsuit targeting San Antonio loses some steam – we’ll explain. And: When we talk about Texas politics, we always talk red and blue. But what about green? Purple? – an effort to get more options on the ballot. Also: Texas is becoming just the second state to require high school seniors to fill out the form for federal student aid. But the path to accomplishing that is unclear – we’ll look at why. Plus: When most Texans hear the word “cricket” they think insect, not sports – that might be changing. And: It’s Friday, and that means the Typewriter Rodeo and a wrap of the week in Texas politics. All of that and more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
More from 07/12/2019
Third-Party And Independent Candidates Find It Hard To Get On The Ballot In Texas
Judge Dismisses Some Of Ken Paxton’s ‘Sanctuary City’ Lawsuit Against San Antonio
News Roundup: Border Mayors Meet With Homeland Security Chief
Hill Country Summer Camp Pressured To Find Alternatives To Discharging Waste Water In Hondo Creek
John Cornyn Visits Texas Migrant Center, And A New Opponent Will Challenge Him In 2020
Typewriter Rodeo: The Mysteries Of Space
Texas Will Require High School Seniors To Apply For Federal Aid For College
Grand Prairie ISD Superintendent Remembered As Inclusive, Passionate
As Houston’s South Asian Population Grows, So Does The Popularity Of Cricket
They Shoot, Fort Worth Scores
