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The state just shut down the Operation Lone Star booking center in Del Rio without much fanfare. This sudden move leaves the city scrambling to figure out how to handle local law enforcement and public safety logistics on their own.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The city might have to dip into its own budget to cover the gaps in processing and security that the state was previously handling.
State agencies get to cut costs and streamline their operations by consolidating these facilities elsewhere.
Local taxpayers and city officials are left holding the bag, potentially facing increased strain on local police resources and city funds.
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