Six years ago, I gave a pile of documentation gathered by volunteers at Immigrant Families Together to @katyvine.bsky.social at Texas Monthly. She then wrote a story exposing how Southwest Key was exploiting asylum seekers who’d been separated from their kids. On March 11, 2019, the CEO resigned.

Why Are Separated Families Told They Must Use a Tiny Georgia Travel Agency to Reunite?

No one can explain why. Not even Southwest Key, the nonprofit shelter that keeps telling refugees they have no other choice.

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The job title is mundane, but the job description borders on extraordinary. Whether they work at the Alamo, the Capitol, or at a state park, a tour guides' mission is the same: to tell a story no one would ever want to walk away from.🚶1/ www.texasmonthly.com/travel/meet-...

Meet the Texperts! The State's Best Tour Guides Want to Show You Around

Whether they work at the Alamo, the Capitol, or at a state park, their mission is the same: to tell a story no one would ever want to walk away from.

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At the TX Book Fest Saturday 10:15, I'm interviewing Eugenia Bone and Ernesto Londono about their new books on psychedelics. Some crazy stories to come! Swing by in person just south of the TX Capitol or watch on CSPAN2/BookTV. texasbookfestival.org/schedule/min...