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It is my pleasure to recommend Raymundo De La Cruz, who successfully completed my Federal Government 2305 course and is currently in Texas Government 2306 course. He did an in-depth research paper on Minimum Wage Policy. He has that combination of a positive attitude. I am confident that he will continue to display the same commitment and diligence in everything he does. I recommend Raymundo De La Cruz for your scholarship. He never struggled in comprehending the material and worked diligently to complete all of his assignments. Mr. De La Cruz took on my classes as a welcome challenge. Mr. De La Cruz demonstrates hard work and dedication. Mr. De La Cruz was in my McLennan Community College Dual Credit courses. For his class project, he researched

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