Trade Adjustment Assistance Modernization Act
Rep. Sanchez Introduces Bill to Expand Support for Workers and Businesses Hit by Foreign Trade
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Formerly incarcerated individuals are specifically named as a population that training programs must adequately serve. The bill's emphasis on underserved communities and reducing barriers to employment could improve access to retraining and job placement services for people with criminal records who face trade-related job loss.
“adequately serve individuals who face the greatest barriers to employment, including people with low incomes, people of color, immigrants, persons with disabilities, and formerly incarcerated individuals”
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Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means.
Introduced in House
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2 articlesLouisiana Shrimpers Advocate for Trade Adjustment Assistance Renewal
The Louisiana Shrimp Association expressed strong support for the newly introduced Trade Adjustment Assistance Modernization Act. The industry group noted that the bill's reauthorization of TAA would provide critical relief for shrimpers harmed by unfair foreign trade practices.

Unions Rally Behind Bill to Restore Trade Lifeline for Workers
Labor leaders from the AFL-CIO and IAM joined Rep. Linda Sánchez to introduce the TAA Modernization Act. The unions emphasized that nearly 200,000 workers have been left in limbo since the program expired in 2022 and called for immediate congressional action to restore benefits.
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Trade Adjustment Assistance Modernization Act
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