Three-quarters of a million people would lose their SNAP benefits simply because they can't find work through no fault of their own.
Bill Lee: “Three-quarters of a million people would lose their SNAP benefits simply because they can't find work through no fault…”
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Lee highlights the impact of proposed SNAP changes on vulnerable populations.
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