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Unfortunately it will not apply to welfare queens with dependent kids which just encourages black women to continue dropping bastards well into their 50s.!!!
http://nypost.com/2017/05/22/trump-wants-to-impose-work-requirement-for-food-stamp-users/
may 22 2017 The Trump administration wants to impose a work requirement on able-bodied adults who receive food stamps and force states to pick up some of the costs as part of a wider plan to slash spending by $3.6 trillion over the next decade.
Budget director Mick Mulvaney said that once states have “a little skin in the game,” they will be more inclined to root out abuses and waste in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Overall, the Trump administration wants to squeeze out about $193 billion from SNAP over 10 years.
To do so, President Trump wants able-bodied adults without dependent children to work for their food stamps, Mulvaney said.
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the orange sociopath can't do that.... you can't require people to have jobs when there aren't any.
what a bunch of losers you are.
worry more about what Donald and his boys are stealing while they engage in shifting income to those that don't need it.
Great idea. Any more than two...you are on your own!The only answer to poverty is to stop the poor from having kids. But in america we do the opposite and pay poor black women to have kids!!! Many states have introduced family caps which prevent welfare queens from getting bigger welfare checks after a certain number of kids.
will that somehow help you pay for your trailer, white trash?
bet your ugly little tune would change if you knew that the largest group glomming welfare is single white mothers.... from y'all red states.
I'm not an expert on this but it [sex education] usually is taught in school. However, the content is under assault by the religious right trying to deny comprehensive education and push an abstinence only approach in some regions.
That is what I intended to say. Sorry I wasn't clear.Better yet, why not employ some of these breeders in child care facilities for the others who are working for their daily bread?Perhaps there could be Governmental Daycare for those who are finally getting off their asses and going to work menial jobs to qualify for the daycare. A parent should pay $10 a day for each child they send to daycare. Some of the former Snap Snatchers will be working in those day sites if they qualify. Perhaps the children will learn to talk properly.
SNAP is a federal program. States pay workers to determine eligibility in acvordancevwith federal regs.. Which includes participation in job programs. If you are between the ages of 16 and 60, and are not exempted, you are required to actively seek work, to NOT quit without goid cause, and to refrain from asking for fewer hours.
The states, such as Oregon...take a LOT of money from the feds to administer the programs....then they just...don't. They write administrative rules and train workers in practices that conflict with the federal policy.
There are exemptions from participation....if you have a child under six, you are exempted. If you are disabled or pregnant, exempted. If you are caring for a disabled relative, exempt. Homeless are exempt. Some counties are exempt because they are rural with no public transportation. High school students are exempted. People in treatment are exempted..
the point is...these requirements aren't new. The five year cutoff is totally theoretical. There are so many exceptions and exemptions that nobody ever times out.
nope. You are wrong. There are work programs for tang...and there is a federal program called ofset for snap. Ppl who have quit a job within 30 days of applying or recertifying for snap are penalized. We pay contractors to administer the programs which will dole our a tiny non renewing stipend for gas money to look for work. Work registrants are required to participate, as I said, unless they are exempted.SNAP is a federal program. States pay workers to determine eligibility in acvordancevwith federal regs.. Which includes participation in job programs. If you are between the ages of 16 and 60, and are not exempted, you are required to actively seek work, to NOT quit without goid cause, and to refrain from asking for fewer hours.
The states, such as Oregon...take a LOT of money from the feds to administer the programs....then they just...don't. They write administrative rules and train workers in practices that conflict with the federal policy.
There are exemptions from participation....if you have a child under six, you are exempted. If you are disabled or pregnant, exempted. If you are caring for a disabled relative, exempt. Homeless are exempt. Some counties are exempt because they are rural with no public transportation. High school students are exempted. People in treatment are exempted..
the point is...these requirements aren't new. The five year cutoff is totally theoretical. There are so many exceptions and exemptions that nobody ever times out.
True...except all those regulations & requirements are for cash benefits. So far, food stamps or SNAP hasn't had those requirements and has only been based on income vs deductions
eta......cash & food stamps have different rules and always have
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nope. You are wrong. There are work programs for tang...and there is a federal program called ofset for snap. Ppl who have quit a job within 30 days of applying or recertifying for snap are penalized. We pay contractors to administer the programs which will dole our a tiny non renewing stipend for gas money to look for work. Work registrants are required to participate, as I said, unless they are exempted.SNAP is a federal program. States pay workers to determine eligibility in acvordancevwith federal regs.. Which includes participation in job programs. If you are between the ages of 16 and 60, and are not exempted, you are required to actively seek work, to NOT quit without goid cause, and to refrain from asking for fewer hours.
The states, such as Oregon...take a LOT of money from the feds to administer the programs....then they just...don't. They write administrative rules and train workers in practices that conflict with the federal policy.
There are exemptions from participation....if you have a child under six, you are exempted. If you are disabled or pregnant, exempted. If you are caring for a disabled relative, exempt. Homeless are exempt. Some counties are exempt because they are rural with no public transportation. High school students are exempted. People in treatment are exempted..
the point is...these requirements aren't new. The five year cutoff is totally theoretical. There are so many exceptions and exemptions that nobody ever times out.
True...except all those regulations & requirements are for cash benefits. So far, food stamps or SNAP hasn't had those requirements and has only been based on income vs deductions
eta......cash & food stamps have different rules and always have
you are right. You suffer from it. You have been brainwashed to love the chains of welfare. Abject devotion to the engine that has captured you.Trump also wants to increase the make-jobs-welfare-program for defense contractors, the largest welfare taker in the country. How convenient to shovel billions in taxpayer's money to wealthy contractors while cutting health programs for those very taxpayers.
Stockholm Syndrome.
https://apps.state.or.us/Forms/Served/de7280f.pdf
Required notification that is provided to every snap household telling them they're supposed to work, or can lose their benefits.
no, its not a state requirement. The requirement is federal. They give us money to use to contract ppl to do it. The program looks different state to state. But it is mandated by the feds.Eligibility | Food and Nutrition Servicehttps://apps.state.or.us/Forms/Served/de7280f.pdf
Required notification that is provided to every snap household telling them they're supposed to work, or can lose their benefits.
So it is a state requirement.
Feds provide welfare funds in block grants to the states with certain regulations/requirements to the programs and then each state determines how those funds are administered and each have their own laws & requirements
Somehow the entire concept of working has been made into something oppressive and ugly.
