Sen. Lee Introduces Childcare Worker Opportunity Act

“Washington, D.C. has the highest cost of child care in the nation. These regulations serve to further increase the cost and reduce the accessibility of child care, while also burdening childcare workers with unnecessary debt. I’m grateful to see Senator Lee and Representative Mace for working towards addressing these challenges.”

— Shoshana Weissmann, Fellow, R Street Institute

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