Millions of low-income American households could lose free government-provided internet service next month.
The Affordable Connectivity Program offers up to $75 off your Internet bill each month.
Now, little money is left to fund the $42.5 billion program.
The funds are set to run out at the end of April, and lawmakers have yet to pass a program extension.
Internet providers can choose to use the remaining funds to offer partial discounts.
Those who have not yet registered will not be able to apply as the program does not accept new applications.
A 2022 study by the American Immigration Council found that one in three New Yorkers does not have access to the Internet.
According to the Westchester County Association, about 75,000 people do not have home internet.
About 45,000 Westchester residents don’t have computers, according to officials.