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January 13, 2011
Cactus Poaching
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September 3, 2009
Marriage and...what else? Illegal Immigration...again!
News
October 28, 1999
Placed in the Discard Pile
About to be booted from the Fourth Ward, poor people are being told they are too poor to qualify for public housing in Houston
News
April 2, 1998
All in a Day's Work
Lockheed Martin's welfare-reform efforts have cost taxpayers across the country millions. So naturally, Lockheed Martin has been hired to train and find jobs for the poor in Houston and Harris County.
News
July 10, 1997
Cozy Ties
In the battle to privatize welfare services in Texas, corporate bidders have enlisted some inside help
News
December 16, 1993
Old and In The Way
How slow turnings of tiny bureaucratic gears grind up real Texans

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