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Job Corps, a vital program helping low-income youth ages 16-24 get job training and diplomas, was nearly shut down nationwide—but thanks to fierce legal advocacy and a last-minute congressional funding boost of over $1 billion, it’s back open and serving students. Critics argued the government shouldn’t be in job training, but advocates countered that private sector solutions wouldn’t cover the thousands left without support. The victory proves that when communities rally, change is possible—and young people’s futures are protected.

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