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El Paso Border Watch, Detention Concerns, and Filmmaking Ambitions - Local Pulse Update

El Paso Border Watch, Detention Concerns, and Filmmaking Ambitions - Local Pulse Update

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 Good morning, this is El Paso Local Pulse for Thursday, January 29th. We start with breaking news from our border communities. Yesterday evening, El Paso police executed a search warrant in Segundo Barrio near Park and 9th Avenue, with multiple units on scene. No further details on arrests yet, but we stay vigilant for updates on public safety there. In other serious matters, a Nicaraguan man, Victor Manuel Diaz, died at Camp East Montana on Fort Bliss after a presumed suicide attempt on January 14th, as confirmed by 911 records and Associated Press reports. This marks the third detainee death at the facility, amid ongoing concerns from advocates. El Paso County Judge Ricardo Samaniego voiced worries yesterday about a proposed new ICE detention center near Clint off I-10 in Socorro, saying it could strain our water and electricity without federal funding support—equivalent to 8,000 residents taxing our resources.

Shifting to city developments, the City of El Paso submitted an application for a new foreign-trade subzone at PMI Services North America on Montana Avenue, docketed January 26th per the Federal Register. This boosts our logistics jobs, creating around 200 positions in the coming year. On the cultural front, local filmmakers met last night at DSF Studios on Bassett Avenue near the zoo, pushing for incentives after the success of One Battle After Another with Leonardo DiCaprio. They want El Paso to become a film hub, filling the film commission vacancy left by Drew Mayes-Oakes.

Weather stays mild today with sunny skies and highs near 62 degrees—perfect for outdoor activities, no disruptions expected. Look for partly cloudy evenings and the same tomorrow. In sports, UTEP basketball fell at home to LA Tech last night. Schools report solid achievements, like Burges High's math team topping regionals.

New business buzz includes home developments with S&P rating EP Forty649 PFC bonds at A-plus for 55 million in residential revenue. Real estate sees median home prices up about 5 percent to 285,000 dollars, with strong sales near the Lower Valley. Job market holds steady, unemployment around 4 percent.

Looking ahead, catch the El Paso Indie Film Movement meeting replay insights, and community events like the Camino Real Mobility Authority update from yesterday. For a feel-good note, local talent shines in that Oscar-buzz film, putting us on the map.

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