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McAllen's attempt to fight corruption just got a major setback. A judge threw out the city's Anti-Corruption Act after a lawsuit, potentially making it tougher to ensure transparency and accountability at City Hall.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
This ruling could mean less oversight, potentially leading to misused taxpayer money down the line.
Honestly, folks who might want to bend the rules at City Hall probably benefit from this.
Citizens who want honest government and taxpayers are the ones who lose out.
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