No mystery there. The Hispanics on welfare/food stamps always have undeclared jobs on the side, such as running a small landscaping business. They pocket all that cash, but conveniently forget to mention it at the welfare office. Meanwhile, American recipients who fell on hard times and are honest about their income are routinely turned down because they’re the tiniest bit over the poverty line. The system is stacked against honest people.
> No mystery there. The Hispanics on welfare/food stamps always have undeclared jobs on the side, such as running a small landscaping business. They pocket all that cash, but conveniently forget to mention it at the welfare office. Meanwhile, American recipients who fell on hard times and are honest about their income are routinely turned down because they’re the tiniest bit over the poverty line. The system is stacked against honest people.
I’ve seen this so many times with my own eyes for years and know a Hispanic landscaper who pays no taxes, receives government assistance, and now owns two homes, a big landscaping truck that almost resembles an 18 wheeler, and his own personal truck which he paid for in cash. I think his first house is paid off, and is always packing a wallet that looks like its about to explode. I asked him how many lawns he cuts a day and he said it was around 20 and many if them are larger lots where he makes about $70 to cut so you do the math. I’d guesstimate anywhere from $1000 - $1200 a DAY. He typically works 5 - 6 days a week so I’m guessing he makes anywhere from 250K - 350K a year TAX FREE.
I know they work hard but it just ain’t right that people who earn much less than they do have to pay for benefits for people like that. This is not an isolated situation either its everywhere.