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Letters: Disaster victims treated too often as welfare recipients

Por: The Advocate Opinion July 02, 2023

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As I continue my journey toward full recovery from Hurricane Ida, my interaction with various federal and state agencies has not always been as smooth as one would like. Some of this is to be expected because each hurricane disaster presents its own set of challenges. Everyone is learning as they go.Nevertheless, sometimes I get the feeling that Ida relief is being treated as welfare. Disaster relief is not welfare. Every year Congress... + full article



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