A year after the launch of the billion-dollar Operation Lone Star along Texas’ southern border, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott says the campaign has been a resounding success in stopping the flow of undocumented immigrants and drug traffickers. However, after a nine-month investigation, a group of reporters found that such claims are based on inflated numbers and questionable reporting. Andrew Rodríguez Calderón, an analyst with the Marshall Project discusses the results of the investigation in an interview with Chelis López. You can listen to the full interview in the archives of Línea Abierta for Tuesday, April 12 at radiobilingue.org.
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