It is really, really important that in policy that we’re trying to lift up every single American child, that we don’t disadvantage children because of the marital status or family status of their parents.
Katie Porter: “It is really, really important that in policy that we’re trying to lift up every single American child, that we don’t…”
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Katie Porter discusses the need for child tax credit policies to support children regardless of their parents' marital status.
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