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Biden administration speeds up deportation flights for Haitians in growing Texas migrant camp September 18, 2021

The situation in Del Rio spiraled this week as more than 15,000 migrants, many of them from Haiti, arrived at the border in recent days, settling in a makeshift camp as they waited for CBP agents to process their petitions to stay in the U.S.

Lomi Kriel, The Texas Tribune and ProPublica, and Uriel J. García, The Texas Tribune

Texas Senate opens redistricting debate with proposed map one senator labels “intentional discrimination” September 18, 2021

The first draft of the Senate map was authored by a Republican who chairs the Senate redistricting committee. It immediately drew fire from a Democratic member who said her district was being redrawn to dilute voting power of people of color.

Rebekah Allen and James Barragán

Delta variant, lax mask policies delay Plano family’s return to school September 18, 2021

Parents remain divided over whether to require masks in the classroom. For Carmen Campbell, there’s just too much uncertainty right now to feel comfortable sending her son back. Listen in the weekend edition of The Brief podcast.

Alana Rocha and Todd Wiseman

How a Black high school principal was swept into a “critical race theory” maelstrom in a mostly white Texas suburb September 18, 2021

James Whitfield was put on paid leave about a month after being accused of teaching critical race theory. His future will be decided Monday.

Brian Lopez

Federal government announces funding for emergency contraception for Texans impacted by near-total abortion ban September 18, 2021

The Biden administration also issued memorandums detailing two federal statutes officials says they would enforce to provide protection for patients who may need an abortion and health care providers who assist pregnant patients in certain situations.

Kate McGee

We’re tracking COVID-19 cases in Texas schools. There are far more this fall than last year. September 17, 2021

About a month into this school year, the number of reported coronavirus cases among students is approaching the total from the entire 2020-21 school year. But state data on school cases is incomplete and likely an undercount.

Kalley Huang, Mandi Cai and Brian Lopez

After Texas A&M student died from COVID-19, students and faculty rally for more safety precautions September 17, 2021

University leaders have encouraged mask-wearing and getting vaccinated, but they say Gov. Greg Abbott has prevented them from requiring either.

Kailyn Rhone and Kate McGee

Bill tripling Texas’ border security budget and allocating $750 million to wall construction becomes law September 17, 2021

Gov. Greg Abbott said Texas was stepping up to do the federal government’s job after Biden’s immigration policies had “opened the floodgates” to illegal immigration and crime.

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Gov. Greg Abbott signs bill restoring the funding that he vetoed for the Texas Legislature and its 2,100 state employees September 17, 2021

Abbott vetoed the funding earlier this year as retribution for the House Democrats’ walkout to block the GOP elections bill at the end of the regular session.

Cassandra Pollock

Thousands of Haitian migrants fleeing disaster and unrest seek asylum at Del Rio bridge September 17, 2021

With an estimated 12,000 migrants already crowded under the international bridge and thousands more expected, Del Rio’s mayor declared an emergency Friday and requested state assistance.

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