If we fail to get bipartisan legislation to the President's desk by April 9, a questionably naive and irresponsible court order will be implemented that will impose what I fear is a potentially disastrous burden on the government budgets and an equally ruinous cost on small business.
Joe Baca: “If we fail to get bipartisan legislation to the President's desk by April 9, a questionably naive and irresponsible…”
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Baca emphasizes the urgency of bipartisan legislation to avoid negative impacts on budgets and small businesses.
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