On the recordMay 1, 2019
Currently, the Oversight Board is not accountable to anyone--not even Congress--yet it has the final say in the decisions affecting our government.
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congress.govCurrently, the Oversight Board is not accountable to anyone--not even Congress--yet it has the final say in the decisions affecting our government.
Grijalva criticizes the lack of accountability of the Oversight Board in Puerto Rico.
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