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Roxy’s Friday Forecast on 9: Hard freeze last night keeping us very chilly this morning🥶- Warming up to the 50s today before those rain chances pick up this weekend💧☔️🌂

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Roxy’s Thursday Forecast on 9: Coldest day for the next 9 days in the 40s🥶 – Potentially even seeing some snow flurries today❄️☃️💧☔️🌂

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Roxy’s Wednesday Forecast on 9: Double rainbows last night🌈🌈☁️ Last day above average in the 60s⛅️ Before that cold front moves in tomorrow producing some rain chances💧☔️🌂

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Posted: Jun 26, 2020 / 01:28 PM MDT / Updated: Jun 30, 2020 / 11:20 AM MDT

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Catholics call on Biden, AMLO to end ‘deadly’ ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy

by Julian Resendiz / Dec 13, 2021

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Eighty-three Catholic organizations have sent letters to the presidents of Mexico and the United States urging them to end the “Remain in Mexico” policy.

The groups, including El Paso’s Hope Border Institute, are also calling on the U.S. to terminate the Title 42 public health rule that fast-tracks deportations of newly arrived migrants.

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by Julian Resendiz / Dec 9, 2021

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – The U.S. government today returned to Mexico the first asylum-seekers since the Biden administration re-started the controversial Migrant Protection Protocols program this week.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers late Wednesday morning walked two males – a Colombian and a Nicaraguan – to the middle of the Stanton Street Bridge in El Paso and handed them over to officials with Mexico’s National Migration Institute.

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George P. Bush kicks off ‘Secure the Border’ tour in El Paso

by Julian Resendiz / Dec 7, 2021

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Saying immigration has become the top security concern in Texas, state Land Commissioner George P. Bush kicked off his “Secure the Border” tour Tuesday in El Paso.

“We’re covering roughly 1,277 miles from El Paso to Brownsville highlighting the efforts of law enforcement and exposing the weakness, unwillingness of the federal government to do its job and support these individuals who keep watch every day and make sure we remain a country of laws,” Bush said.

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