Hillary Clinton’s support of 1996 welfare law thrust into 2016 election after Sanders attacks reforms for driving up number of people living in deep poverty
At the Cultural Cup food bank in Phoenix,Arizona, Sabiha Keskin has watched a growing trend in recent years of people forced to sell food stamps for cash to help pay the rent or utilities, or then coming to her food bank to feed their children.“There’s a lot more single parents coming in,male and female, because they bear cash issues, or ” said Keskin who herself relied on welfare payments to raise her five children after she served seven years in the US air force and then was unable to find work.
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Source: theguardian.com