According to EA Courier, two proposals in Arizona‘s state government want to make it harder for people to get government help with buying food. These proposals led by Rep. Leo Biasiucci, suggest that people who can work should either have a job or go to training. They also say that waivers for not working should not be allowed. People who support these food assistance restrictions think it’s important for everyone to work if they can and to rely less on help from the government.

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But some people disagree with these food assistance restrictions proposals. They worry that these food assistance restrictions rules could hurt people who are already struggling, especially in rural areas. They say that training programs can cost a lot of money and might not help people find jobs. Also, they’re concerned that these food assistance restrictions rules might make it harder for some people to get the food they need. Even though there are objections, the food assistance restrictions proposals have some support from the government showing that there are ongoing discussions about how to help people in need in Arizona.

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