Congressional Delegation Weighs In: Should Deregulation Efforts Remain Post-Pandemic?
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The Trump administration has aggressively moved to unwind an array of federal regulations since the coronavirus pandemic hit America, and to Virginia lawmakers it’s not as cut and dry – even across party lines. Michael Pope reports.
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