Governor Defends Welfare Reform Plan Amid Opposition
Governor backs welfare reform arguments citing a $229 million cost to state and urging church groups to pressure lawmakers. BUILD leaders say reforms threaten the working poor, while state officials insist measures aim to reduce benefits only for rule violations and protect workers under federal law.
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