The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), aimed at providing low-cost internet access to Americans, is facing challenges as it is set to end in April. Congress is urged to take action to preserve the program, which has been crucial in bridging the digital divide and ensuring access to vital resources for communities. The American Rescue Plan allocated $25 billion to boost broadband access, benefiting 18 million students and closing the homework gap.
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Since the American Rescue Plan was signed into law we've invested $25 billion to jumpstart universal broadband access – including broadband connections for 18 million students. Now, schools are closing the homework gap and folks are getting connected to vital resources.
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Access to low-cost, reliable internet is a life-changing resource for Americans – not a luxury. Congress has a responsibility to preserve the Affordable Connectivity Program and ensure no community is excluded from the Digital Age. https://t.co/ydAS0xpykk https://t.co/vca0vxRpib