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In the Lawless Post-Katrina Cleanup, Construction Companies Are Preying on Workers

After Hurricane Katrina pummeled the Gulf Coast, construction companies have squeezed billions out of federal contracts with few labor regulations and almost no oversight, allowing outrageous worker abuses to occur.
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