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Broken Promises: Two Years After Katrina (8/20/2007)

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Description: With Broken Promises: Two Years After Katrina, the ACLU brings Abandoned & Abused into the present. Another year has passed, and OPP remains dangerously ill prepared to handle a future emergency.
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