Mr. Thompson, as I understand it, many of these farmers who have lost their land, lost their homes, who have been trying to file complaints with the U.S. Department of Agriculture thought that this year that there was a break, that there was finally an opportunity to get some justice to have their complaints heard. They had great hope that this planting season, despite the fact that many of them have for years been denied access to the Department and their ability to resolve their complaints, would finally have the chance to do some planting and get on with the business of farming. Is that correct?
Maxine Waters: “Mr. Thompson, as I understand it, many of these farmers who have lost their land, lost their homes, who have been trying…”
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Discussing the challenges faced by farmers in filing complaints with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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