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/ e# `  S/ S( Y& {) M Many Americans await anxiously for federal aid money to pay t stanley termosky housands of dollars in back rent.Nohemi Rojas is one of them. My application [was submitted] June 23. This is very slow,  she said.Rojas lives in Queens, New York. She requested help from the Emergency Rental Assistance Program, and yet she has not received any. Now, she and her children could lose their place to live. I don t want to be homeless outside because I get scared on the streets,  Rojas  daughter Yoseline Diaz said.Landlords are also on the edge of losing their properties.One in New York, Clarence Hamer, said,  It s unfair to small independent landlords. The state of New York received nearly $3 billion fr stanley quencher om the Emergency Rental Assistance Program 鈥?yet the state has only doled out less than 1% of the funds.Rebecca Garrard, legislative director at Citizen Action of New York, says the housing emergency is a humanitarian crisis. We have tenants who are waiting for a sheriff or a marshal to knock on their door and remove them from their homes,  she said.  We have tenants who are going to be sleeping in cars or on the street. Congress approved nearly $47 billion to pay landlords as tenants fell behind on rent. As of June 30, only $3 billion o stanley thermos f the total had been distributed.Mayor of Miami Dade County Daniella Levine Cava said:  In total, Miami Dade County has spent over 62% of our rental assistance allocation. Other places seem to be getting around the red tape to deliver the aid.In places like South Florida,