
EXPOSED: $18.3 BILLION Loophole Undermines Welfare Ban for Illegal Aliens!
Despite Congress banning welfare for illegal aliens in 1996, a massive loophole has allowed $18.3 billion in cash assistance to flow to households with ineligible parents.

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Despite Congress banning welfare for illegal aliens in 1996, a massive loophole has allowed $18.3 billion in cash assistance to flow to households with ineligible parents.

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