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Cruel and dangerous. The Trump administration just announced it’s shutting down all Job Corps centers nationwide by June 30—no warning, no plan, just blindsiding students and families. Any thought given to the lives this disrupts? These kids—mostly from low-income, underserved communities—were doing the right thing. Job Corps was their... show more

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Michael Cleere1 year ago

All of this cruelty to the working class Americans is because the richest 900 Billionaires don’t want to pay their fair share of taxes. There is absolutely nothing redeemable about Trump & his cabinet members & Republican Congress & Senate, their only purpose is to serve top .01%

JOHN VALENTINE1 year ago

Job Corps is a great program that really works. When I graduated high school, and before I attended college, I graduated from Job Corps. I learned a trade, offset printing, that I could lean on when the earnings from my journalism career were lean, which was often.

Alexander Boyd1 year ago

I am going to keep saying this! "Elections have consequences!" This would never happened under a Kamala D. Harris Administration.

R Perry1 year ago

Trump added 8.4 trillion to the deficit his first term. The sad part is al these cuts and savings wont reach working class Americans but to give the Rich Tax cuts, and create an armed federal agency that is politically motivated.

Slingshot News1 year ago

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thesecondellen1 year ago

Trump is not into helping anyone - but himself.

Kim Moore1 year ago

Everything Trump and his goons touch dies and if it doesn't die they stomp it until it's dead! Everyone who thinks this is okay is going to find out what hatred feels like! "Do to others what you would have them do to you!"

BJane11821 year ago

Job Corps typically spends over $100,000 per graduate, whose typical salary upon completion is $17,000

Red Pill Nurse1 year ago

Trump will be taking the BILLIONS the Federal Government gave Harvard & invest it in trade schools. Those kids can go there for their diplomas & learn a trade.

Charlie Utter1 year ago

Our country is broke! We are $37 trillion in debt and must borrow the money to pay the interest. The free ride is over.

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