Both the U.S. House and Senate have passed bills that could bring millions more in funding for technical programs at Georgia colleges and universities.
The bills also provide billions in incentives for U.S. companies who help fill a shortage of semi-conductor chips.
A conference committee now needs to resolve differences before the legislation heads to the desk of President Joe Biden.
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