If New York was required to drug test every TANF applicant and recipient, that would most likely leave less money for treatment programs like yours.
Joe Crowley: “If New York was required to drug test every TANF applicant and recipient, that would most likely leave less money for…”
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Crowley argues against universal drug testing for TANF applicants, highlighting funding issues.
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