Our welfare reform law permanently disqualifies individuals from SNAP participation if they have been convicted of a state or Federal felony involving the possession, use, or distribution of a controlled substance.
Discussing the impact of welfare reform on individuals with felony convictions.
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She brought it up in 2 weeks in July, which is the height now of appropriations season.
I would say that we would appreciate a strong safety net or a stronger safety net.
This delay hurts the American people, especially in rural communities where our farms are, and it injects uncertainty into our nation's economies.
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