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Editor-in-chief, San Antonio Express-News. Alum of Houston Chronicle, L.A. Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Bergen Record, Allentown Morning Call, Johns Hopkins.
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San Antonio mariachi who sang national anthem while in ICE detention gains his freedom

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By Nancy M. Preyor-Johnson Verified, Marc Duvoisin Verified
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San Antonio mariachi who sang national anthem while in ICE detention gains his freedom

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By Nancy M. Preyor-Johnson Verified, Marc Duvoisin Verified
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A San Antonio mariachi musician who drew attention for singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" for a July Fourth observance while in an immigrant detention center in South Texas has been freed. Hebert Kaleth Ibarra Castro, 20, was released Saturday from the South Texas ICE Processing Center in Pearsall, 55 miles southwest of San Antonio. He had been in custody since June 25, when he was pulled over for speeding in China Grove while driving home from a mariachi gig.
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Child drowns at popular Boerne recreation spot after rescue effort fails

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By Marc Duvoisin Verified
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A child drowned Sunday afternoon at Boerne City Lake, city officials said. Witnesses reported that two children who were in the water together began to struggle, according to an account published on My Boerne News, the city's official news platform. A bystander pulled one of the children to safety but was unable to find the second. Onlookers called 911 at about 6:30 p.m. to report "a child who was in the water and did not resurface," city officials said.
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