Trump faces midterm pressure over migrant family separations
The administration urges Democrats to back bills while migrants who enter illegally face detention. President Trump vows the U S will not run a migrant camp. About 2,000 children were separated in six weeks after the zero tolerance push. Kirstjen Nielsen defends policy before sheriffs, urging Congress to act. Sessions reiterates no free passes and calls for wall funding. Public reaction includes criticism from Rev. Franklin Graham and Laura Bush, with Republicans and Democrats alike urging an end to separations.
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EPA plans $115 million cleanup of dioxin pits after Harvey
After Hurricane Harvey, the EPA revealed a damaged protective cap exposed waste at the San Jacinto River Waste Pits. A cleanup plan aims to remove 212000 cubic yards of dioxin contaminated material over 29 months at a cost of $115 million, tied to a long history of disposal by Champion Paper and related firms near Houston.
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Fraud Goes Mobile as RSA Warns of Rising Mobile Fraud
RSA reports mobile apps caused 39 percent of fraudulent transactions in Q1 2018, up from 5 percent in Q1 2015, while desktop fraud fell from 62 to 35 percent. Fraudsters use phishing and social media to push rogue apps, with over 8,000 rogue Android apps detected in Q1. The dollar moved against major currencies, rising versus the Canadian dollar and falling vs the British pound and euro.
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Starbucks confrontation ends with suspect’s gun found
Baytown police say a 17 year old, Oscar Ortegon, drew a .40 caliber handgun after a drive through confrontation. The gun was located under the driver seat of his vehicle, reported stolen from the Baytown Police Department. Ortegon held an active Harris County criminal mischief warrant. aggravated assault charges were declined by the District Attorney. He was arrested on the warrant and jailed.
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Vehicle rollover on N Alexander Drive in Baytown
A Chevrolet Trail Blazer lost a front wheel causing the SUV to veer off the road, strike a tree, and roll onto its right side in the 2100 block of N Alexander Drive Sunday afternoon. No injuries were reported by Baytown police.
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