And if we don’t act, the most tragic thing that would result from Congress failing to act would be seeing opportunity destroyed for millions of young men and women, many of whom would not otherwise have a chance to get a college degree.
Ted Cruz: “And if we don’t act, the most tragic thing that would result from Congress failing to act would be seeing opportunity…”
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Emphasizing the urgency of legislative action for student opportunities.
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