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  • The state of California is investigating how migrants processed in El Paso ended up on charter flights to Sacramento and whether any laws were broken. The flights took place last Friday and on Monday.
  • Human smugglers attempted to use vans painted to look like FedEx delivery trucks. Border Patrol agents stopped the so-called cloned vehicles in west El Paso.
  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection has halted new CBP One asylum appointments at the Laredo border crossing. The Associated Press reports this comes after authorities were warned migrants were being extorted in the Mexican city of Nuevo Laredo.
  • Grab your boo and join hosts Daisy Morales and Anthony Piña for a romantic evening of local music in our Valentines’ Edition of Exit Stage Left.
  • Mexico has shut down the immigration detention center in Juarez that was the site of a deadly fire Monday. The announcement from Mexico’s top security official came as the president visited the border city.
  • In the 80s and 90s, mass hysteria swept the nation and Texas around the alleged satanic ritual abuse of children. Numerous allegations of sex abuse and Satanist cults spread with several being falsely imprisoned.
  • Another person has died in connection to a fatal fire that took the life of 39 others at an immigration detention center in Downtown Juárez.
  • Water from New Mexico is making its way into El Paso’s Rio Grande. This year, it’s made up of late rainfall and winter runoff. According to El Paso County Water Improvement District No. 1 officials, that water will be available by Wednesday for irrigable land.
  • It’s been a few days since the pandemic health policy Title 42 ended. Under it, the U.S. government conducted over 2 million migrant expulsions between 2020 and this year.
  • The city of El Paso’s Financial Oversight and Audit Committee wants a more detailed review of what the city gives away in tax breaks to both hometown and newer businesses.
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