OPPONENTS OF THE PROPOSAL TO INSTITUTE SOME WORK REQUIREMENTS FOR NUTRITION ASSISTANCE SAY THE IDEA ISN’T REALISTIC. VERONICA GARCIA WITH NEW MEXICO VOICES FOR CHILDREN SAYS THE JOBS SIMPLY DON’T EXIST AND IT WOULD HARM FAMILIES BY DENYING THEM THE FOOD ASSISTANCE THEY RELY ON DAILY. THE HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT WANTS TO PUT THE WORK REQUIREMENT IN PLACE FOR THOUSANDS OF PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS.
