Ending child poverty.
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Summary
This is a non-binding resolution expressing the House's support for ending child poverty in the United States. The resolution documents the rise in child poverty since 2021, highlights disparities affecting children in immigrant families and U.S. territories, and calls for permanent expansion of the Child Tax Credit, increased federal investments in children's programs, and universal access to early childhood education and pre-K-12 schooling. It does not enact any binding legislation or establish specific policy requirements.
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