States fail to enforce new welfare asset limit
States largely ignore the federal welfare asset cap of 1000 dollars citing scarce staff and funds. Officials rely on recipients’ statements, inspecting possessions only when fraud is alleged, despite federal aims to curb costs and tighten eligibility.
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Haig's dual role as diplomat and tough strategist
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