Sarah Anderson
Global Economy Director and Co-Editor at Inequality.org
Global Economy Director and co-editor of https://t.co/csVQuUO22Z at the Institute for Policy Studies. https://t.co/cKYfiG3OEl
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1 week ago |
inequality.org | Sarah Anderson
President Trump and Elon Musk have expressed an interest in selling off the U.S. Postal Service to for-profit corporations. Even piecemeal privatization of this public agency would have wide-ranging effects on postal customers, employees, businesses, and our broader economy. One nearly certain result: a dramatic increase in package delivery prices.
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1 week ago |
ips-dc.org | Sarah Anderson |Peter Certo
Privatization of the U.S. Postal Service would have wide-ranging effects on customers, employees, businesses, and our broader economy. This report focuses primarily on one nearly certain result: a dramatic increase in parcel delivery prices. Unlike the for-profit carriers, the Postal Service has a universal service obligation. As outlined in multiple statutes, this requires USPS to provide affordable deliveries to all Americans, regardless of where they live or work.
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1 week ago |
ips-dc.org | Sarah Anderson |Peter Certo
President Trump and Elon Musk have expressed an interest in selling off the U.S. Postal Service to for-profit corporations. Even piecemeal privatization of this public agency would have wide-ranging effects on postal customers, employees, businesses, and our broader economy. One nearly certain result: a dramatic increase in package delivery prices.
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2 weeks ago |
counterpunch.org | Sarah Anderson
April 8, 2025 Sarah Anderson – Reyanna James President Trump is now promoting $5-million “gold card” tickets to U.S. citizenship for wealthy foreigners, with no obligation to create good jobs for Americans. Many immigrants, meanwhile, face serious economic hardship and exploitation — despite making enormous contributions to our economy. The undocumented immigrants Trump wants to deport make up an estimated 4.9 percent of the U.S. workforce.
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3 weeks ago |
inequality.org | Sarah Anderson |Reyanna James
President Trump is now promoting $5-million “gold card” tickets to U.S. citizenship for wealthy foreigners, with no obligation to create good jobs for Americans. Many immigrants, meanwhile, face serious economic hardship and exploitation — despite making enormous contributions to our economy. The undocumented immigrants Trump wants to deport make up an estimated 4.9 percent of the U.S. workforce.
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Images of immigrant rights organizing from a townhall meeting after the Hands Off rally in Willmar, MN. Some 700-1k ppl showed up in this town of 21k. Trump received 64.7% of the vote in this county in '24 https://t.co/vvvXZRPfQB
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