NYC to stop giving migrants FREE pre-paid cards worth $18,500 a year
New York City is ending its controversial scheme that gave migrant families prepaid debit cards that gave migrant families a total of $18,500 each.
New York City is ending its controversial scheme that gave migrant families prepaid debit cards that gave migrant families a total of $18,500 each.
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