If the national security supplemental were not to pass... you would be seeing in this year an increase of, roughly, 40 percent in humanitarian need.
Tim Kaine: “If the national security supplemental were not to pass... you would be seeing in this year an increase of, roughly, 40…”
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Highlighting the critical need for supplemental funding to address humanitarian crises.
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