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  • The White House introduced a new immigration policy Tuesday, One that would place limits on asylum seekers’ eligibility to petition at the border. The new rule will require migrants to first seek asylum at other countries they cross on route to the U.S. or to try other lawful ways to immigrate.
  • The 16-year-old accused of using a handgun to kill and injure others at Cielo Vista Mall last week is charged with murder and three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He's been referred to the county Juvenile Probation Department.
  • The El Paso City Council will once again discuss city manager Tommy Gonzalez’s contract next week. The council’s agenda only describes discussion and acting on the city manager’s employment agreement.
  • The accused gunman in the Walmart mass shooting will appear in federal court next month, according to a new filing. Patrick Crusius, the 24-year-old from North Texas is expected to plead guilty to federal charges stemming from the shooting three years ago.
  • El Paso County is looking for state support to initiate a spaceport development in an Eastern part of the region. County commissioners approved adding the project as a new legislative value for the Texas Congress on Monday.
  • The accused gunman in the Walmart mass shooting case entered a guilty plea in federal court to 90 criminal charges, including hate crimes. Patrick Crusius faces life sentences for each count.
  • The Texas Department of Public Safety made its pitch to budget writers in the state Senate, asking that they continue funding state-based border security efforts.
  • Nurses, researchers and health agencies gather in Austin this week to address maternal mortality and morbidity in the state.
  • El Paso police say a “random” encounter led to a shooting at Cielo Vista Mall that killed one person and injured three others. The gunfire in a food court happened when the mall was full of shoppers Wednesday night.
  • Earlier in the day, mothers of the disappeared in Juarez placed a pink cross on the banks of the Rio Grande facing the U.S. The group “Ni una mas” organized the ceremony to show solidarity with migrant women who have disappeared, been murdered or victims of trafficking.
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