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Biden’s New Reconciliation Bill Has Huge Consequences for Latinos
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October 29, 2021
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9:47Now PlayingIn the wake of the cuts made to appease moderates on the Build Back Better plan, the Latino community will disproportionately be impacted by the provisions dropped.
Seventy-three percent of Latino adults are either ineligible or simply cannot afford to take unpaid leave, according to data shared by the White House.
Latino Americans are overrepresented in industries that render them vulnerable to climate change and are more likely to live near large polluters. More than half of Latino undergraduate students attend community college, but Biden’s plan for free community college was abandoned during negotiations.
Maria Hinojosa, president and founder of The Futuro Media Group, joins Charles Blow on “Prime” to discuss how the Latino community is impacted by the scaled-back reconciliation bill.
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