[redhead]

Not sure if it boils down to location. They are in southern Utah, work there, have family
ties there, but housing is hard to find, especially since
their pay is low, and because they both work, they don’t qualify for subsidies. Things appear to be turning around, though. Housing offers are finally beginning to trickle in. He is crippled from job injuries in the oilfields of the North Slope and North Dakota, so the high-paying jobs he is qualified for require that he be on his feet all the time. (Wish he could be a fracking tech while sitting down...)

[Baynative]

It is always hard to hear stories of people who are caught on the cusp of living right, but seeing benefits meant for helping people go to those who often don't need it.

Isn't there a possibility that a fracking tech can qualify for ADA provisions?