We do not know the way this is going. People in my hometown who have worked all their career building furniture, all of a sudden are put out from somebody from Federal Prison Industries. It shows graphically, if one visualizes it, what if your local park ranger works for Federal Prison Industries? Or what about if somebody doing the typing in for accountants would be?
Mark Souder: “We do not know the way this is going. People in my hometown who have worked all their career building furniture, all of…”
On the recordApril 30, 2003
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Discussing the impact of Federal Prison Industries on local jobs.
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