Texas Leaders Clash Over Civil Rights and Work Policies
Gov John Comalio urges Texans to avoid demonstrations as Texas A F I C Y C officials push for unrest in the Rio Grande Valley to improve Mexican workers' conditions. Evans accuses provocateurs of inflaming tensions while discussing a special session to revive right to work and minimum wage. The piece also details state health board appointments, governor staff changes, and ongoing Texas financial and infrastructure reports.
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