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Sept. 7, 2010, 11:05PM
 
The Tomball City Council late Tuesday defeated a proposal to make English the city's official language and voted down another measure seeking to prohibit illegal immigrants from renting or owning property or owning or operating a business there.

The council also voted to keep the city's day laborer site open and operating, despite vociferous protests from some in the audience.


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