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Paxton drops bid to shut down El Paso's Annunciation House
Headline from Border Report
Nearly three years after filing a lawsuit in an attempt to shut down El Paso-based migrant services organization Annunciation House, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has dropped his lawsuit, according to the Texas Nonprofit Protection Network.
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by Cindy Ramirez Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has dropped a suit seeking to shut down Annunciation House after demanding two years ago to examine the records of the nonprofit network of migrant shelters in El Paso, including information about the people it served.
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- After nearly three years of legal battles between El Paso nonprofit Annunciation House and the Texas Attorney General's Office, AG Paxton has backed off from efforts to shut it down.
The Texas attorney general also ended his effort to dissolve Annunciation House, another immigrant-serving nonprofit, as he prepares to leave office in January.
Nearly three years after filing a lawsuit in an attempt to shut down El Paso-based migrant services organization Annunciation House, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has dropped his lawsuit, according to the Texas Nonprofit Protection Network.
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