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HOUSTON — With freezing temperatures expected across much of the state Thursday and Friday, Texas cities are turning their attention to their unhoused communities — the people most at risk
Texas shelters prepare for twin emergencies: arctic cold and an increase in migrants
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Cities and nonprofits are using a variety of strategies to keep unhoused people warm. But some organizations warn they’re already at capacity as El Paso sends migrants across the state.
We enthusiastically support any effort that generates and preserves affordable housing and efforts to help people transition out of homelessness.
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