RP256: Real Houston; DACA Under Attack; More Than A BBQ
Rays Talk Show Episode 256: Host Ray Collazo is joined by Houston resident Conchita Reyes who shares with us the Houston story from a mother turned responder. Conchita shares what’s really happening on the ground you need to know and how this experience has changed her life.
Collazo also shares his thoughts on what is really behind the impending announcement by the Trump administration on the future of DACA. Rays Talk Show also reveals what is next for this administration of hate and not much else. We also discuss some good news from Texas and why Labor Day is a whole lot more than a good BBQ.
Subscribe to Rays Talk Show on iTunes or check out our website and social media. Continued prayers for Texas and support for DACA.
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