The Great Resignation

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David Shuster hosts. Luma Mufleh, Author of ""Learning America: One Woman's Fight for Educational Justice for Refugee Children"", talks about her experience as a refugee working with children of refugees in the US. Economy Reporter Ben Winck joins to break down what the great resignation means, and what it means for workers.

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