Taiwan Earthquake, Wisconsin Primary, Texas Border Law

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🗓️ 3 April 2024

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A massive 7.4 magnitude earthquake has struck Taiwan, the biggest quake to rock the Asian island in 25 years. rotest votes in Wisconsin's primary — against President Biden and Donald Trump. And a controversial Texas immigration law is back in court for a crucial test.

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0:00.0	An earthquake that struck Taiwan was its biggest in 25 years.
0:07.0	We'll hear what this 7.4 magnitude quake felt like to a reporter in
0:10.8	Taiwan's infrastructure is held up.
0:13.4	I'm Steve Insky with A Martinez and this is up first from NPR News.
0:18.3	Protest votes in Wisconsin's primary against President Biden.
0:25.0	We have blown his last margin of victory out of the water.
0:29.0	Also against Donald Trump, in a state that helped each of them win the White House,
0:33.1	how big are their problems this year?
0:34.8	And the next step in a legal battle
0:36.2	over a controversial Texas immigration law.
0:38.6	Now, if it holds up in court, immigrants suspected of living in the US
0:41.9	illegally could be arrested and
0:43.8	deported to Mexico even if that's not where they're from.
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