As Members of Congress, we have to decide tomorrow who comes first: vulture funds and others who steadfastly refuse to join other investors in good faith on a compromised solution or the American people in Puerto Rico.
Grijalva emphasizes prioritizing Puerto Rico's needs over hedge funds' interests.
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