I talked about Connecticut and what I believe is really a great accomplishment and ending chronic homelessness amongst our veterans, and we should be proud of that.
Rosa DeLauro: “I talked about Connecticut and what I believe is really a great accomplishment and ending chronic homelessness amongst…”
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DeLauro highlights Connecticut's success in reducing veteran homelessness.
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