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Even though state inspectors have documented significant problems with Toyah’s water system,, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality took years to respond.
The video, first obtained by a human rights organization with workers stationed in Juarez and shared with Texas Public radio, appears to show guards at the detention facility walking away as the fire raged.
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The bill needs to clear one last procedural vote in the House before it goes to the Senate for consideration in that chamber. It has the support of Gov. Greg Abbott. -
Mexico’s president said Tuesday the fire started after some migrants set mattresses on fire inside the facility.
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Saturday’s rally took place in Waco, the city where a deadly standoff between federal agents and a religious, anti-government cult took place 30 years ago.
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