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  • 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.
  • In Juárez, federal immigration authorities revealed a new migrant processing facility replacing an older building where a fire killed at least 40 migrants.
  • The May 6th ballot in El Paso County will be stacked with many important issues directly impacting residents. The city of El Paso has several charter amendments up for voters to decide on.
  • The El Paso County Commissioners Court is taking a stance against the latest federal proposals to enhance the Bridge of the America's port of entry in South Central El Paso.
  • City officials say around 12,000 to 15,000 asylum seekers may cross the border over the weekend and into Monday. Waves of migrants have already made their way into El Paso over the last two weeks.
  • The city of El Paso’s auditor says council representative Cassandra Hernandez and former representative Claudia Rodriguez’s use of a city gas card appears quote excessive.
  • The El Paso City Council voted to extend Mayor Oscar Leeser's state of emergency on Monday in response to the arrival of thousands of asylum seekers at the border.
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