Laborer Center Plan for Ne Hit ; $500,000 Eyed to Help Workers
The Washington Times › September 14, 2007
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About two dozen demonstrators gathered outside a D.C. Zoning Commission meeting last night to object to plans to place a day- laborer center in a Northeast shopping plaza.
"I do not want to see a day-labor center in the area," said Pat Smith, a program analyst who lives a block from the proposed site, near a Home Depot at 901 Rhode Island Ave. NE. "I don't want to see my taxpaying dollars going to illegal immigrants."See the full content of this document
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Laborer Center Plan for Ne Hit ; $500,000 Eyed to Help Workers
D.C. Council member Harry Thomas Jr., Ward 5 Democrat, plans to spend $500,000 in city funds for the project, which he says would also provide emp...
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