Thousands Outraged After OESC Cancels $400 Payments

Thursday, December 17th 2020, 7:47 am

By: News 9

120,000 Oklahomans are outraged after the state employment security commission canceled at $400 payment that was promised this week.

News 9's Colby Thelen has details on what happened to the money.

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