Despite the importance of nutrition to student success, and what I would consider increased opportunity, recent surveys estimate that as many as 30 to 40 percent of college students are impacted by food insecurity.
Highlighting the impact of food insecurity on college students' success.
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This delay hurts the American people, especially in rural communities where our farms are, and it injects uncertainty into our nation's economies.
I have been in touch with our friends at CME and ICE clearinghouses, and they are very much concerned about this issue.
American farmers need large markets to export their products, and when those markets are lost, who does it harm? Our farmers, and then the American people.
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