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Month: July 2017

El Paso rep questions city’s role in Mexican American Cultural Center

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Driver charged in smuggling-related deaths of 10 immigrants, could face death penalty

The driver of a broiling tractor-trailer found packed with immigrants outside a Walmart in San Antonio was charged Monday in the deaths of 10 of his passengers and could face the death penalty. In outlining their immigrant-smuggling case against James Matthew Bradley Jr., 60, federal prosecutors depicted the trailer as pitch-black, crammed with somewhere around

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Debate over the bathroom bill continues

The so-called bathroom bill is being debated in the Texas Legislative special session after the measure failed in the regular session in May. Republican lawmakers backing the bill are pushing to get it passed by the time the special session ends August 16. The bathroom bill would require everyone to use public bathrooms corresponding to

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Water delivered to Juarez colonias in need

As water tubs were filled in southern Juarez colonias families came out to thanks those El Pasoans helping them through the hot summer; Boundless Across Borders collected water donations for three weeks, nearly one thousand gallons, to help those families in our sister city without running water. “It’s the desert, it’s hot, people don’t have

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