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  To be eligible for welfare in the United States, an applicant must be a United States citizen or lawfully admitted to the country for permanent residence. Some exceptions may apply to citizenship rules. When an individual applies for welfare, his or her citizenship status is reviewed, along with the status of each household member, before assistance is granted. Each state has its own residency requirements as well. For example, to be eligible in Pennsylvania, an individual must be living within the state and have the intention of remaining there.

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  that example is from your fucking state. my god you are retarded.

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  • and what the fuck does that have to do with being illegal? MORON
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  • To be eligible for welfare in the United States, an applicant must be a United States citizen or lawfully admitted to the country for permanent residence.
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  • you can't read well can you?
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  • you said welfare for illegals comes out of 'your ass'.. maybe you meant you like getting fucked my mexicans.BonSeff
  • "and free welfare for them, which comes out of my ASS"BonSeff
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