New York City foie gras sale ban put on hold
The ban was set to take effect in November.
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The ban was set to take effect in November.
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New York City's effort to ban the sale of foie gras is now temporarily on hold.
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The move comes as Republican governors continue sending migrants to Democratic parts of the country.
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