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EPISD Minute: Balanced Literacy

by: Natassia Paloma

Posted: Mar 27, 2019 / 01:12 AM MDT / Updated: Mar 27, 2019 / 01:12 AM MDT

KTSM 9 News Anchor Natassia Paloma reports.

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O’Rourke raises $3.6 million in second quarter

by Patrick Svitek; Texas Tribune / Jul 16, 2019

Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke raised over $3.6 million during the last three months, a disappointing figure after he entered the race with high expectations in mid-March.

He quickly emerged as one of the field's top fundraisers, hauling in $6.1 million in the first 24 hours of his candidacy and $9.4 million in the first 18 days. Since then, though, the former El Paso congressman has slid to low single digits in most polls, and his fundraising appears to have followed suit.

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Hemp law has most big-city prosecutors in Texas stepping back from marijuana charges. But not in El Paso.

by Jolie McCollough; Texas Tribune / Jul 16, 2019

AUSTIN -- Most prosecutors in Texas’ largest counties are either tossing low-level marijuana cases or holding off on pursuing criminal charges. Their reasoning: The Legislature and Gov. Greg Abbott redefined marijuana when they legalized hemp earlier this year — and a lack of testing resources to distinguish between the two casts too much reasonable doubt over criminal proceedings.

But that’s not the case in El Paso, where the district attorney says his office will continue to pursue pot cases. He said there is usually enough circumstantial evidence with marijuana arrests — like if police find a joint or anything capable of being smoked — to convict someone of possession charges without lab testing.

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Local experts break down asylum law change

by Stephanie Shields / Jul 15, 2019

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM)- The Trump administration said it will end asylum protections for most Central American migrants as soon as Tuesday.

As KTSM previously reported, according to the plan published in the Federal Register migrants who pass through another country — in this case, Mexico — on their way to the U.S. will be ineligible for asylum. The rule also applies to children who have crossed the border alone.

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