Delia Gonzalez v. County of Hidalgo, Texas, and Weslaco Labor Camp
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Senior Circuit Judge:
Delia Gonzalez appeals from the dismissal of an action brought on behalf of herself and three infant children in which she sought injunctive relief and damages based on a claim that appellees deprived her of the constitutional right to due process of law. In her complaint Mrs. Gonzalez alleged that she was denied due process when defendant-appel-lee landlord, the Housing Authority of Hidalgo County, Texas, (“the housing authority”), seized without notice or hearing, for nonpayment of rent, all her belongings from the - dwelling she was renting. The district court…
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