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Welfare rights raise new constitutional questions
Washington editor argues the 14th Amendment creates a welfare property right, forcing court hearings to remove recipients and expanding government obligation. He cites costs, potential Family Assistance Plan influence, and erosion of charity’s moral basis, urging caution about public money as property. He closes with a call to read the ads.
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