provides at least $4.2 billion for Development Assistance, $5.2 billion for International Disaster Assistance, $4.1 billion for Migration and Refugee Assistance, and $1.2 billion for Feed the Future.
Coons outlines specific funding requests for various humanitarian assistance programs.
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