On the recordApril 2, 2019
This would translate to about 26,000 people in Connecticut automatically becoming vulnerable to losing the Federal help they need to simply put food on their tables.
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congress.govJahana Hayes: “This would translate to about 26,000 people in Connecticut automatically becoming vulnerable to losing the Federal help…”
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Discussing the impact of proposed waivers on food assistance in Connecticut.
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