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Gary Mounce
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Journalist, Rio Grande Guardian
Edinburg
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By Gary Mounce Verified| Rio Grande Guardian Verified Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Think you’re safe? Think Trump can’t find you in the Rio Grande Valley? Think again. Now it’s not just immigrants; it’s students, here at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and Texas A&M and all over the nation (Omar Zapata, My Rio Grande Valley, 10th April, 2025). Nine students with visas revoked here at UTRGV. No reasons given. My special reason for feeling the pain?
By Gary Mounce Verified| Rio Grande Guardian Verified Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Mexico has a memorable dicho, or saying: “No Hay Mal que Dure Cien Anos, Ni Gente Quien lo Aguante.”So many of the good folks in this Rio Grande Valley of Texas are bi-lingual and may need no translation. But, just in case: There is not an evil that can last 100 years, nor people who will put up with it. The evil is all around us. It was here, in Germany, in the last century.
By Gary Mounce Verified| Rio Grande Guardian Verified Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Think you’re safe? Think Trump can’t find you in the Rio Grande Valley? Think again. Now it’s not just immigrants; it’s students, here at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and Texas A&M and all over the nation (Omar Zapata, My Rio Grande Valley, 10th April, 2025). Nine students with visas revoked here at UTRGV. No reasons given. My special reason for feeling the pain?
Company Info
Rio Grande Guardian
The Rio Grande Guardian is an online newspaper that has been serving the Texas-Mexico border region since July 2005. As the first digital news outlet in South Texas, it focuses on legislative, political, business, healthcare, environmental, and educational issues relevant to the area. The publication aims to provide accurate and in-depth reporting on cross-border policy and community affairs, catering to a readership that includes policymakers and decision-makers in the Rio Grande Valley and beyond. The Guardian is recognized for its investigative journalism, with stories that have gained national attention. It covers a range of topics, including economic summits and infrastructure projects, and produces multimedia content through segments like *Border Life* and *Border Business*. The newspaper employs a team of dedicated journalists and collaborates with regional organizations to enhance its reporting and advertising efforts, offering interactive digital ads that connect local businesses with its audience.
Reynosa, United States
+1 956-599-8496
Founded: 2005