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The Obama administration circumvented federal law in announcing it would waive the work requirements in welfare, a GAO review found, saying that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) should have submitted the new policy to Congress for review.
At issue is whether the policy falls under the purview of the Congressional Review Act (CRA) that requires all administrative changes of policy or regulation be submitted to Congress for review and possible disapproval.
The GAO, in a letter to House Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.) and Senate Finance Committee ranking member Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), said that the July 12 change in policy falls under the CRA and should have been submitted to Congress for approval.
GAO: Obama Admin Circumvented Law with Welfare Waivers | cnsnews.com
welfare work requirement, anyone?
clinton vetoed it twice
this admin is imperious, it feels the law, like public education, is for other people
the sequester deadline, mandated by the transparency act obama signed last month, is come and gone
his work-amnesty for illegals, a de facto expansion of dream legislation both houses voted DOWN
his abrogation of senate prerogative per recess appointments---from now on the executive branch will determine what is and what is not pro forma
his catch and release policy---why are ice agents suing his dhs?
the pentagon's failure to comply with MOVE, disenfranchising our soldiers fighting in OBAMA'S WAR
the letter from hilda solis at labor suggesting defense contractors need not heed WARN legislation
how bout the time dave the ax tried to pressure gallup, how bout holder the hoodlum siccing the doj on the venerable pollster
work requirement, huh?
kinda strange that hhs has to skirt the law, no?