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Grant screenings and conduction of interviews in order to obtain social services, i.e welfare, food stamps, etc.

Created by C.C. on April 30, 2013

By granting the Federal Government to apply the power to all Social Services departments and locations to conduct mandatory background checks, screenings and interviews to provide benefits to those in need, we will eliminate benefit fraud and increase the amount of money the United States Federal Government would save by cutting back unnecessary Social Services spending. By requiring that all those who apply for unemployment, welfare, food stamps, medicare, medicaid, low-income housing, and other social services to provide substantial documentation on their current situation, and being forced to comply in a series of background checks and interviews, the USFG will be able to appropriately designate benefits to those truly in need, and divert saved funds to suffering government programs.

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