When you talk about this $30 million, 142,000 households, what do you think the end of this emergency allotment will mean to those families?
Cindy Axne: “When you talk about this $30 million, 142,000 households, what do you think the end of this emergency allotment will…”
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Axne questions the impact of ending emergency SNAP benefits on families.
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