Texas casino push gets new life — here's what House Joint Resolution 52 would do

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Could legalizing casinos and sports betting bring new money into Texas — money that could help pay for public education without raising taxes? Supporters say yes. Opponents warn the cost to Texas families could far outweigh the benefits.

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Texas casino push gets new life — here's what House Joint Resolution 52 would do
Could legalizing casinos and sports betting bring new money into Texas — money that could help pay for public education without raising taxes? Supporters say yes. Opponents warn the cost to Texas families could far outweigh the benefits.

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