As El Paso marks the one-year grim anniversary of the mass shooting at a Walmart, the city is coping with the health and economic impact of COVID-19. Before that, there was a humanitarian crisis as thousands of migrant families arrived at the border seeking asylum.
As KTEP’s Angela Kocherga reports, El Paso’s resilience has been tested repeatedly.
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