Beginning in 2027, states must verify that tens of millions of low-income adults work, volunteer or take classes at least 80 hours a month before giving them Medicaid or food assistance. The work requirements and other new restrictions on public benefits are designed to save the federal government nearly $400 billion by significantly reducing the number of poor people eligible for the programs.
Just pay the welfare in the most simple possible way, not the most complicated possible way.
It’s a social program, not a merit-based program.
If we take food away from the kids of 42 million US citizens, we may be seeing cities on fire, and people in need of evacuation. FEMA could gain from my experience, for $3.00
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