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Crank invites SBA to move offices to Colorado Springs

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(COLORADO) — Congress Representative Jeff Crank invited the Small Business Administration (SBA) to move its offices to Colorado Springs. In a letter addressed to Administrator Kelly Loeffler on Tuesday, Feb. 25, Crank applauded her decision to move SBA offices out of sanctuary cities and thanked her for standing up for 'common-sense policies.' "Sanctuary state and city policies have consequences, and moving the SBA out of Denver is a prime examp…

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Crank invites SBA to move offices to Colorado Springs

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Denver Gazette

Small Business Administration to move regional offices out of 'sanctuary cities'

U.S. Small Business Administration relocates regional office away from sanctuary cities, citing federal immigration law compliance.

SBA administrator orders regional offices to exit “sanctuary cities”

The U.S. Small Business Administration will pull regional offices out of cities with immigrant-friendly policies like Denver, one of several changes new SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler detailed in a "Day One" memo.

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Small Business Trends

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Newly confirmed U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Kelly Loeffler issued a memo on her first day in office, outlining her priorities to restructure the agency into what she calls an “America First engine for free enterprise.” Loeffler emphasized reducing bureaucracy, eliminating fraud, and aligning SBA policies with President Trump’s agenda to support small businesses. Loeffler’s memo cited fraud, waste, and mismanagement as …

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