Congress has failed to extend emergency unemployment benefits that could affect--is affecting 1.3 million, could go up to 2 million people sometime in March.
Dan Kildee: “Congress has failed to extend emergency unemployment benefits that could affect--is affecting 1.3 million, could go up…”
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Kildee criticizes Congress for not extending unemployment benefits for struggling Americans.
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