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Month: November 2018

O’Rourke campaign acknowledges staffers used campaign funds to help migrants in El Paso

The Beto O’Rourke campaign for senate is acknowledging several staffers used campaign funds to buy food, water and supplies for Central American migrants released in Downtown El Paso. ABC-7 reached out to the O’Rourke campaign after the allegations were made in a Project Veritas report alleging top O’Rourke campaign staffers potentially violated federal law by

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Trump: If migrants throw rocks, US troops should treat rocks as ‘rifles’

President Donald Trump said Thursday he plans to sign an order next week that could lead to the large-scale detention of migrants crossing the southern border and bar anyone caught crossing illegally from claiming asylum – two legally dubious proposals that mark his latest election-season barrage against illegal immigration. “This is an invasion,” Trump declared

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Chaparral teen killed in deadly rollover; driver suspected of DWI and speeding, police say

El Paso Police arrested the Chaparral woman involved in a deadly rollover shortly after midnight on Labor Day. At the time of the wreck, police said 18-year-old Nancy Huerta was driving drunk, speeding and transporting four passengers who were not wearing seatbelts. On November 1, 2018, police charged Huerta with Intoxication Assault and Intoxication Manslaughter.

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Funeral home creates funeral museum

To celebrate its 60th anniversary, Perches Funeral Homes is opening a funeral museum. The El Paso Funeral Museum was inspired by Salvador Perches to enlighten and educate our community on one of man’s oldest professions, cultures and rituals, and to celebrate the traditions of the funeral service industry. The museum contains articles, memorabilia, curios and

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