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4:35Now PlayingHouston police ticketed and threatened to arrest volunteers who were feeding the homeless. Jayar Jackson and Dan Evans break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"A local advocacy group that provides free meals and other resources to Houston's unhoused population claims to be "under attack" by the city of Houston, in what some members speculate is an attempt to clean up the city before the NCAA men's basketball tournament arriving at the end of this month.
Houston Food Not Bombs (HFNB), a loose collective of independent volunteers that share free vegan and vegetarian meals at the Downtown library, has recently been subject to a crackdown thanks to the Houston Police Department's unusual enforcement of the city's decade-old charitable feeding ordinance. The extra attention is coming, members say, because several events coinciding with the Final Four tournament, happening March 31 through April 3, will take place Downtown."
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