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San Antonio's mayor is telling Texas lawmakers to cut the cash for a federal ICE detention center. The city's not happy about the facility and doesn't want it to get any bigger.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
The cost of the assessment is currently unknown.
Residents concerned about the facility's operations and safety.
The resident expressed concern that current residents are negatively impacted by the costs associated with immigrant services.
The development aims to provide much-needed affordable housing, but some residents raised concerns about traffic and neighborhood impact.
This designation facilitates the development of permanently affordable housing, though some residents expressed opposition citing concerns about property values and the nature of the housing.
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A resident raised concerns about the economic and social impact of immigrants, questioning their contribution to population growth and the utilization of city services.