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Cam Jimmy
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Bill introduced to shield unpaid federal workers from Landlords!

Cam Jimmy
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  • Anchorage, AK
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Supposedly they have introduced a bill (Not passed yet) to sheild unpaid federal workers from lenders and landlords. What a pain in the ***! This Gov't shutdown is going to affect way more people now. I don't know if it will be passed or not. If anyone knows anymore on this bill let us know in the forum please!

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John Underwood
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I would never evict an unpaid federal worker. They will likely get back pay, plus this is definately not their fault

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