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Protest over ICE arrests inside federal building; plus threats against the monarch butterfly
About 80 people spent their Thursday morning protesting the immigration arrests and apprehensions that are taking place inside San Diego’s Federal Courthouse and other U.S. government facilities in the area.
Our California correspondent Salvador Rivera joins us live to show us how residents are concerned with people being “blindsided” as they show up for appointments to renew visas, secure resident status and other matters.
Also on this episode, the magical flight of majestic monarch butterflies captivate many butterfly-lovers who fuel the eco-tourism craze in the Rio Grande Valley, where these lovable orange insects fly to and from Mexico and flit across the Rio Grande at will.
Monarch enthusiasts have even more to celebrate this year.
Our South Texas correspondent Sandra Sanchez shows us how Texas A&M University and the Texas Department of Transportation have teamed up to help increase the numbers of monarch butterflies after years of steadily declining populations.
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By borderreportliveAbout 80 people spent their Thursday morning protesting the immigration arrests and apprehensions that are taking place inside San Diego’s Federal Courthouse and other U.S. government facilities in the area.
Our California correspondent Salvador Rivera joins us live to show us how residents are concerned with people being “blindsided” as they show up for appointments to renew visas, secure resident status and other matters.
Also on this episode, the magical flight of majestic monarch butterflies captivate many butterfly-lovers who fuel the eco-tourism craze in the Rio Grande Valley, where these lovable orange insects fly to and from Mexico and flit across the Rio Grande at will.
Monarch enthusiasts have even more to celebrate this year.
Our South Texas correspondent Sandra Sanchez shows us how Texas A&M University and the Texas Department of Transportation have teamed up to help increase the numbers of monarch butterflies after years of steadily declining populations.