Sometimes technology is not helpful.
A couple of weeks ago, CU Times began reaching out to credit unions along the Texas-Mexico border to find out if credit unions were being asked to help or were helping with any community needs concerning the Trump administration's "Zero Tolerance" policy on immigration.
Recently, I wrote a column titled "Are We Ignoring a Community Crisis?" That column was based on myself and other reporters reaching out to Cornerstone Credit Union League and other credit unions along the border and not receiving any response.
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