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CBO projects the CCC will reach its $30 billion borrowing cap, prompting calls for Congress to increase its borrowing authority.

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CBO projects the CCC will reach its $30 billion borrowing cap, prompting calls for Congress to increase its borrowing authority.

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  1. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) is currently funding various programs within the U.S. Department of Agriculture, prompting warnings about its borrowing limits.Sub-event
  2. CBO warns CCC is nearing its $30B borrowing limit, requiring legislative action.1 source

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