The El Paso Brain Drain And The Build It And They Will Come Public Policy Has Been Detrimental To El Paso Home Owners Since 2001
According to the latest census data, El Paso’s population continues to decline. There is speculation that the decline is caused by high taxes and a lack of job opportunities. El Pasoans used to talk about a brain drain. A mayoral election was around the brain drain. After World War II, the Australian government, with the…
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