When it comes to broadband access, according to the FCC more than 21 million Americans lack access to high-speed, fixed broadband.
Ben Ray Luján: “When it comes to broadband access, according to the FCC more than 21 million Americans lack access to high-speed, fixed…”
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Lujan highlights the lack of broadband access for millions of Americans.
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