More than 20 people were killed in an Aug. 3, 2019, shooting rampage at a Walmart in El Paso. The gunman, who was arrested and charged with capital murder, is also facing possible federal domestic terrorism charges. Read The Texas Tribune’s coverage of the shooting and its aftermath.More in this series
In the wake of a mass shooting in El Paso that left 22 dead, state and federal politicians have arrived in the border city to discuss how to move forward. Their visits received mixed reactions from some residents, whose grief is now evolving into anger.


