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Also, it gives states an opportunity to push for modifications that serve their unique labor needs. This is particularly true for states in which agriculture is a major economic component.
There are scads of bills that have been passed and then modified over the last 75 years. Recently, for example: - sano
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Sure, modifications and underway all the time as it should be, no problem with that.
What I am questioning it your sides apparent claim a sunset clause has to be in the initial bill to enable the bill to be modified in the future. I mean it is OK to defend the sunset, I just don't think "so it can amended later" is a good defense.
