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Trump Tax Break’s Hidden Frenzy

Corporate giants are rushing in; critics claim the federal government should be ensuring that opportunity zone beneficiaries become more transparent.

By Noah Buhayar | December 16, 2019 at 11:21 AM

There wouldn’t be much of an economy in Center, Texas, without Tyson Foods Inc. The company has a sprawling chicken-processing plant in town and employs about 1,600 people in a city of just over 5,000 near the Louisiana border.

So, when Tyson signaled two years ago that it wanted to build a $50 million feed mill, Center’s economic development director, Jim Gibson, was eager to find a location and suggest tax abatements.

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