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RESOLUTION NO. <br />A RESOLUTION OF fAa^cv, Sfafel <br />SUPPORTING WELFARE STABIUZATION <br />IN THE FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS <br />TO RESOLVE. Ifia! our nation reform and stabilize federal and state welfare benefits: <br />WHEREAS, Oty and county gouamrwm wrt govOTmtnl luntdctions that pfovida sooai services to peooit and depends on <br />tax revenue from federal and state govemmenis to provide these mandated services county government budgets afloeiAe <br />n«rty 40% of revenue on w^are and other pubfec asstmee programs requvmg efficient manage me nt of tax monies; and <br />VVKREAS. moderate income taxpayers pay the mafortfy of the taxes for these programs, not the weatthy. for example. w\ <br />Fiscal Yaar 1991 the Aid to Families With Dependent Children program cost S20 CXD CXX) CXX) provided to 21 000000 <br />reopiefits over 8% of our natxxi s population and <br />WHEREAS, we lfare fraud m Califoma has cost taxpayers $750 000 000 arviually: Los Angeles County implemented a <br />FfNGERPRtNVNG PROGRAM for General Relief recipients m July 1901 that SAVED TAXPAYERS $5 400000 or 56 <br />PERCENT of program costs m sa months- MORE MONEY WAS GOtNG TO FRAUDULENT CASES THAN LEGtTIMATE <br />ONES and the Lot Angeles County annual heallh cart budget is $2 500 000.000, about 67% of recipients are unemployed, <br />the abte^-bodied patients should be given top pnonty and encouragement for job placement; arxj <br />WHEREAS, state govOTment dworce laws alow convenient quicH OissoMk of mamage Jling m widasprMd financially <br />impovenshed single parents and children the ag gre gate amount of child support due to Ame« i-an mothers m 1909 was $16 3 <br />billion but they received only 69% of that amount- $11 200 000 000, the remainmg $5,100,000,000 has to be paid each year <br />by private ir>dtviduftis or the taxpayer, and <br />WHEREAS deadbeat facers and mothers delinquent in court-ordered spouse and children financial support has been so <br />neglectful that government -run programs are necessary to collect and distribute morwy. mandating expensive programs paid <br />by taxpayers convenient divorce laws did not solve all family social problems but initiated a new era of finarKial deperxJence <br />on government (other taxpayers) and poverty which has been detnmertal to our society <br />WHEREAS a growirig number of unmamed illegitimate parents able to wodi are not held financiaHy responsibte for the <br />support of their children and are eligible for public assistarKe but government makes the wortong taxpayer responsible for <br />these children and <br />WHEREAS, illegal alien mothers-lo-be cross our national borders are permitted to have their babies at local hospitals; our law <br />automaticatly provides citcenship to the bat)y and the parents are immediately eligible for welfare benefits Amencans who <br />sponsor legal immigrants promised to keep them off public assistance but cannot be held accountable by our court system if <br />receiving benefits as a result m 1992 over 6CD 000 immigrants received unearned fedeiai supplemental security income, and <br />WHEREAS government public policy is misplaced when it encourages permanent rekance on tax-supported public services, <br />housing, and health rather than promoting our trao»t»on of independence and self-sufficiency <br />THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED, that the iname of orga ni^ationj has voted in favor of the adoption of logical, coherent, <br />federal and state welfare stabilization legislation that wiH <br />a) Stabilize cost of social services by denying citizenship to those who entered illegalty. <br />b) Establish sensible public policy and enforcement of eligibility for public assistance programs <br />c) Require hf^gerprintlng of welfare recipients to prevent fraud <br />d) Establish tamper-proof cards for woiliing. voting and receiving bef>ertts with fingerprint and photograph <br />Identification as exist in France Germany Sweden Italy and Mexico. <br />e) Initiate national registry of births and deaths to protect government against fraud in issuance of cards. <br />f) Require fingerprinting and social security numbers of both father and mother be placed on their child ’s birth <br />certtficale to ensure financial accountabiury <br />g) Require flnarKial support of immigrants common law spouses, legai spouses and all children resulting from <br />these unions <br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this body supports HR 1010 and HR 3500 (Michel R-IL) with 160 co-sponsofs m 39 <br />states the Welfare Reform Act in the House of Representatives and corres pondmg legislation in the Senate and at the state <br />level and encourages other organizations in the nation to support welfare reform and stabilization <br />BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of the marne of organization) is hereby directed to disseminate copies of this <br />resolution to President Clinton Vice President Gore forrrer Presidents Ford Carter Reagan and Bush former Vice <br />Presidents Mondale and Quayle U 5 Senators _______________ U S Congressmembers ------------------------------- <br />Governor ______Governor _________________________ Slate Senators ________________ State Representatives <br />Chambers of Commerce National League of Counties, (state) League of Counties. National <br />League of Cities (state) League of Cities and other organizations m the state <br />PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS DAY OF 1995. <br />Clerk <br />KANSAS <br />THOMAS CO <br />NEBRASKA <br />DIXON CO <br />GRANT CO <br />FNe Agencies SuDDorllna R9i <br />05f23S4 1994-14 <br />05/17.04 <br />(J6/1G94 <br />05394 <br />52 <br />President <br />onn <br />OHIO <br />WILLOWICK (Lake Co ) 12X»94 <br />SOUTH DAKOTA <br />FAULK CO C6JC9/94 <br />SP MOTN <br />1002
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