I am talking about prospective recruits which would rely upon or could benefit from the loan forgiveness, but if it is taken away, they might decide that going into the service is not their best option.
Jack Reed: “I am talking about prospective recruits which would rely upon or could benefit from the loan forgiveness, but if it is…”
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Reed raises concerns about loan forgiveness affecting military recruitment.
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