I have a constituent whom I talk to a lot about this and she went to my alma mater for law school, took out a bunch of student loans, and she and her husband are making real trade-offs as far as, can we afford to have another child, can we afford to buy a home.
Anthony Gonzalez: “I have a constituent whom I talk to a lot about this and she went to my alma mater for law school, took out a bunch of…”
On the recordSeptember 9, 2019
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Gonzalez shares a personal story illustrating the burden of student loans.
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