We call them silos, where money is appropriated but people aren't able to take advantage of it even though they need it because they don't fit the exact criteria.
Virginia Foxx: “We call them silos, where money is appropriated but people aren't able to take advantage of it even though they need it…”
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Foxx highlights the inefficiencies in government funding for job training.
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