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How can the US government shutdown be brought to an end?

How can the US government shutdown be brought to an end?

The poor are suffering the most as the political stalemate continues.

By Al Jazeera 1 min read Source: Al Jazeera
Explained Human Rights Science & Technology

There is no end in sight to the United States government shutdown.

At least 1.4 million workers are going without pay, while some people on federal aid are worrying about how they will get their next meal.

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How can the standoff between Republicans and Democrats be resolved, and what will happen if it goes on?

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Adrian Finighan

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Marena Lin – Co-founder of Project Restore Us, a volunteer-led organisation that supports communities facing food insecurity in Los Angeles

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Chris Tilly – Economist and professor at the University of California, Los Angeles

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