Border Patrol ignores Spokane ordinance, Keystone pipeline blocked, and other morning headlines

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A U.S. Customs and Border Protection truck parks outside the Intermodal Center on March 18, 2018.

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IN OTHER NEWS...

Border-line behavior
Despite the City Council's ordinance, the Border Patrol is still questioning passengers at the Greyhound bus station. (Spokesman-Review)

The People's House
City Councilwoman Kate Burke wants to reopen City Hall to the people of Spokane. (Spokesman-Review)

Red Tide Rising
Shawn Vestal analyzes how Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers won so big, once again. (Spokesman-Review)

Keystone locked
A federal judge in Montana has blocked the Keystone XL pipeline. (Washington Post)

Jailed by an algorithm
Computer algorithms, increasingly, are determining who remains jailed and who gets free. (New York Times)

A messy recount? In MY Florida?
We've got another Florida election debacle on our hands. (Washington Post)