It appears to me that the Department may have its priorities a little bit confused because it is willing to see schools who have filled an--or fill a historical mission, and educates a large percentage of low-income, first generation college students face hardship.
Criticizing the Department's priorities regarding funding for low-income educational institutions.
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It is abundantly clear that there are two agendas present today. The republican's agenda will weaken worker protections and let low road employers off the hook for breaking the law.
The Trump administration's attempt to gut protections for tipped workers have only worsened these issues by allowing employers to steal almost 6 billion dollars of worker's hard-earned tips for themselves each year.
Tipped workers are unfortunately paid less per hour than non-tipped workers, and they have less access to benefits.
The $30 billion SNAP cut alongside the provisions you highlight today does a disservice to families in farm country.
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