States should push food-stamp recipients to work, says Conaway

After two years of hearings on the “past, present and future” of food stamps, the premier U.S. antihunger program, House Agriculture Committee Michael Conaway says states “must ensure those who can work do.” “There is concern that general work requirements are not adequately enforced,” said Conaway in a 66-page report, referring to provisions dating from… » Read More

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