The Rio Grande Current
Fabiola Escalón, Vikki Goodwin, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Holly Taylor, Thomas Ray Garcia, Amérika García GrewalI’m a grassroots organizer, independent media creator, and self-taught graphic designer sharing stories and struggles from South Texas — culture, politics, and everything in between.
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riograndecurrent.substack.comLatest Issues
Bobby Pulido Responds: De La Cruz Claims a Housing Win—Then Washington Pulls the Rug
A bipartisan housing bill, a delayed Trump signing tied to the SAVE Act, and South Texas builders warning that the reality in TX-15 is more complicated than the press release
Bobby Pulido at the Texas Democratic Party Convention 2026
Eagle Pass, Texas Is the Model—And It’s Already Spreading
Amerika Garcia Grewal of Frontera Federation talks about the Rio Grande buoy barriers and what’s already happening on the ground in Eagle Pass.
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San Ygnacio at the River’s Edge
From La Condena (the “307” taking) to a 2008 IBWC letter and border wall construction along the Rio Grande
There are places along the Rio Grande where history does not feel distant.
A Billion Dollars for the Border Wall. Will Any of It Stay in Zapata County?
As state and federal governments pour money into border infrastructure, residents are left asking whether the investment will create lasting opportunity—or simply pass through.
Clearing brush on private property in San Ygnacio, Texas (Zapa...
Live with Elsa Hull
A recording from Fabiola Escalón's live video onsite the border fence construction in Zapata County, on private property near the San Ygnacio boat ramp.
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