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San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones said Friday she now supports legal action to halt the conversion of an East Side warehouse into a 1,500-person immigration processing center. The announcement came on the eve of a protest march urging city officials to take a stronger stance against the planned ICE facility.
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- Opositores en San Antonio presionan al Ayuntamiento para que impugne proyecto de un centro de detención del ICE.
- Hombre baleado por el ICE en Austin aún siente dolor, con la bala alojada en su espalda, antes de la audiencia en San Antonio.
- Posibles inundaciones repentinas en San Antonio a mediados de semana, con temperaturas máximas que descenderán a los 80 grados.
- Víctimas de inundaciones en Texas van al Capitolio de los Estados Unidos en busca de más ayuda.
- La tormenta tropical Polo descargará fuertes lluvias en el suroeste de México.
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The street designation would run along Main Avenue from Cypress Street to East Ashby in the city’s Pride Cultural Heritage District. The district is undergoing its initial buildup in recognizing the history that’s taken place in the corridor.
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San Antonio and South Texas are at the center of five closely watched U.S. House races, with millions of dollars pouring into the campaigns.
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"The revival is this sort of very American tradition," says Nicholas Ma. "Are you ready to be together in this moment?" An event on Monday, Oct. 5, invites you to be present for music, poetry, and more from nine different artists, including Alfre Woodard, Lisa Morales, Los Galleros de San Antonio, Arrested Development, and more.
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Lightship’s EV camper/trailer lets campers go “off the grid” for as much as a week.
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States will start to pay a larger share of the bill to run the food assistance program, as federal funding for operational costs shrinks.
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