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They Got a Raise.. Now Washington Wants to Take Their Kids' Groceries

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Source: Cleveland-Bradley Free Press

A new federal rule could strip food aid from 6.3 million Americans, and it targets the families who did everything right: took the extra shift, earned the raise, saved a little. Here's who gets hurt in Bradley County, and how you can push back before Dec. 10th.

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