Why adopt this heavy-handed approach to eliminate loan forgiveness programs when, in fact, these are essential and basic to many neighborhoods throughout the country?
Adriano Espaillat: “Why adopt this heavy-handed approach to eliminate loan forgiveness programs when, in fact, these are essential and basic…”
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Espaillat questions the elimination of loan forgiveness programs critical for education and healthcare in struggling neighborhoods.
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