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U.S. attorney confirms FBI tests didn’t find meth in van driven by man fatally shot by ICE in Houston (opens the original)
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Tests of a substance found inside the van driven by a man shot to death by immigration officers last month in Houston revealed it wasn’t methamphetamine, U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz confirmed to The Texas Tribune. “I can confirm what’s already public: lab testing showed the substance in the baggies was not meth,” Reitz, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Texas, said in a statement to the Tribune. Reitz didn’t say what substance was actually in the plastic bags the FBI found in the van
U.S. attorney: Tests found no meth after Houston ICE shooting (opens the original)
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Tests of a substance found inside the van driven by a man shot to death by immigration officers last month in Houston revealed it wasn’t methamphetamine, U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz confirmed to The Texas Tribune. “I can confirm what’s already public: lab testing showed the substance in the baggies was not meth,” Reitz, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Texas, said in a statement to the Tribune. Reitz didn’t say what substance was actually in the plastic bags the FBI found in the van
In San Antonio’s immigrant community, the fear of ICE weighs on every move (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: The migrants in this story asked to be identified only by their first names or initials because they are undocumented and fear arrest and deportation. SAN ANTONIO — Jossman had told himself many times that the day a copeventually pulled him over, he wouldn’t run. Before wading the Rio Grande and surrendering to the Border Patrol in Eagle Pass, Jossman had been a clown, a knife thrower, a magician, a lion tamer, a tiger tamer, a motorcyclist inside a globe. He grew up in a Romani f
Fear of ICE alters lives in San Antonio immigrant community (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: The migrants in this story asked to be identified only by their first names or initials because they are undocumented and fear arrest and deportation. SAN ANTONIO — Jossman had told himself many times that the day a cop eventually pulled him over, he wouldn’t run. Before wading the Rio Grande and surrendering to the Border Patrol in Eagle Pass, Jossman had been a clown, a knife thrower, a magician, a lion tamer, a tiger tamer, a motorcyclist inside a globe. He grew up in a Romani
Feds to sell Texas warehouses it bought for migrant detention (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is planning to sell three warehouses in El Paso County it purchased last year for $123 million to convert into detention centers that could hold more than 8,000 immigrants awaiting deportation, U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar, D-El Paso, said on Tuesday. The announcement marks the latest shift in DHS strategy under its current head, Markwayne Mullin, who is trying to sell most of the warehouses the agency purchased during former Secretary Kristi Noem’s yearlon
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