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  • Join hosts Robbie, Andy & Chris in this seasonal special that takes full advantage of the never-ending geek-out that we dig in the mine.
  • After Andy recounts his triumph at finally attending a 1975 concert in Phoenix, Robbie describes the scene at the recent sold-out Cigarettes Aftersex show at Don Haskins arena as Chris compares what he saw of CAS’ live stream from Austin City Limits Festival from his couch with his dog chillin' next to him.
  • Democratic U.S. Representative for El Paso Veronica Escobar spoke critically of high-speed pursuits led by Texas Department of Public Safety troopers along the border.
  • As Congressional Republicans push for a formal impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden, House Democrats openly criticized their GOP colleague’s work.
  • A federal judge has denied a request from Texas to stop border agents from cutting wire barriers the state placed along the Rio Grande.
  • The City Council approved the purchase of 24 acres of private property in the Far East. The sale will cost the city $8.9 million for the undeveloped land just beyond Loop 375 and South of Pellicano Drive.
  • Human Rights Watch is calling on the Texas Department of Public Safety to change its pursuit policy. In a new report the organization documents the rise of dangerous pursuits by troopers going after people suspected of transporting migrants.
  • The El Paso City Council approved creating an industrial tax abatement reinvestment zone that would include just over 1,000 acres of land on the state line in Northeast El Paso.
  • Human rights groups are preparing immigrant communities for the implementation of new strict immigration laws passed by Texas lawmakers.
  • U.S. Representative for El Paso Veronica Escobar denounced Republican efforts to tie strict immigration policy with funding for military efforts in Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
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