Epstein Secrets

d Reuters (05/11, Landay) also reported on the story. Migrant Influx Overwhelms Southern Border as Title 42 Winds Down The Associated Press (05/12, Gonzalez) and the Wall Street Journal (05/11, Hackman, Caldwell) reported that a massive surge of migrants sought to cross from Mexico into the U.S. on Thurs

administration would "meet the moment." The New York Times (05/11, Sandoval, Sullivan, Jordan) reported that multiple Texas border cities, including Brownsville, Laredo and El Paso, have declared states of emergency which allow them to seek more resources from the federal government to transport and house t

ork spreading disinformation that the border will be open." Texas Border City Struggles With Large Arrival Of Migrants The Associated Press (04/29, Gonzalez) reported that shelters in a Texas city struggled to find space Saturday for migrants who authorities say have abruptly begun crossing by the thousa

U.S. border that is typically equipped to handle large groups of people fleeing poverty and violence. The article said that the pace of arrivals in Brownsville appeared to catch the city on the southernmost tip of Texas off guard, stretching social services and putting an overnight shelter in an uncommon po

s and Perez. FN5. Castaneda told the government that he was approached by Julio Gonzalez in 1992 for assistance in getting his DWI case reduced. Gonzalez gave Castaneda $1,000 to pass on to Weaver as payment for the fix. Castaneda acknowledged keep- ing approximately $100 for himself. FN6. Castane

te his sentence, and remand for entry of a judgment of acquittal. FACTS AND PROCEEDINGS Castaneda owned an auto repair shop and towing service in Brownsville, Texas. From 1990 to 1994, Page 3 of 11 Page 2 William Weaver worked as an investigator in the Cameron County Attorney's Office in Browns- ville.