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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2011

Page

7

Student facing deportation delays graduation at UT Brownsville

Arturo Guerra, 21, a UT Brownsville senior and student government president, won a hold on his deportation after an immigration judge reviewed his case. He plans to graduate in December and perhaps complete a master's, while his lawyer hopes for DREAM Act passage. Guerra, who came to the United States with his mother and sisters at age 12, faces removal for illegally entering the US when he was 15. An indefinite stay leaves his future uncertain pending further hearings.

EL Paso South Texas Mexico Arturo Guerra U.S Guerra Jaime Diez Associated Press Diez University of Texas At Brownsville US S

Judge Denies Bond Reduction in Day Care Fire Case

In Houston a judge refused to reduce Jessica Tata's bond from 1.1 million to 50,000 after the day care fire that killed four children. Prosecution painted Tata as deceptive while her defense argued she tried to save the kids, citing a 9 1 1 call in which she pleaded for help.

Houston Jessica Tata Mike DeGeurin Marc Brown Brown DeGeurin Tata Steve Baldassano Nigeria U.S Houston Fire Department Dorian Green Baldassano Green

VA permits pastor to invoke Jesus Christ at Houston cemetery

The U S Veterans Affairs Department will allow Rev. Scott Rainey to utter the name Jesus Christ in a Memorial Day prayer at Houston National Cemetery after he sued the agency over censorship. Judge Lynn Hughes was informed of the decision, noting free expression includes broad religious speech. Rainey has used the name in past Memorial Day invocations at the cemetery.

Houston U.S. Veterans Affairs Department Jesus Christ Houston National Cemetery U.S Lynn Hughes Hughes Abraham Lincoln Charlie Sheen Houston Chronicle Scott Rainey

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