I believe what will happen is that if we can pass this crunch bill, this COVID-19 emergency bill, if you will, will immediately get to work starting at the very beginning of January to focus largely on food insecurity.
Sheila Jackson Lee outlines her plans to address food insecurity through the proposed COVID-19 emergency bill.
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