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MFIP 60-Month Time Limits: A Review of the Extension Process in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area and the Impact on Shelter Use

Professional paper for the fulfillment of the Master of Public Affairs and Master of Public Policy programs.

Matthew Steele | Abdihakin Abdi | Andrea Mastro | Marissa Peterson

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