States say paperwork tied to $10B federal funding freeze is an intentionally ‘impossible task’ – Capitol News IL

Illinois received three letters on Jan. 6 laying out which documents were required for three separate programs targeted in the freeze. Each letter cited concerns that Illinois was providing benefits to immigrants lacking permanent legal status, but none provided proof.
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ProzacPlease
7 months ago

The requested information should already be in electronic form. How hard is it to upload electronic files?

None of the requested information is unreasonable. It would demonstrate compliance with the established rules for the programs.

Supposed privacy concerns are ridiculous on their face. The federal government already has this data on every legitimate recipient. They issue the SSNs and Alien Registration numbers.

David F
7 months ago

Illinois has a big problem identifying any honesty in the state

Pat S.
7 months ago
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“HONESTY” and ILLINOIS in the same sentence? I don’t think so!

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