Senators Collins, Daines, and Cortez-Masto express opposition to DOL's new rural veterans program application requirements.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Senators Susan Collins, Steve Daines, and Catherine Cortez-Masto have expressed their opposition to a recent change in the Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program (HVRP), which mandates that grant applicants maintain a physical location within 50 miles of the counties they serve. They claim this model, dismissed by Congress in 2019, creates barriers for organizations helping rural veterans.
The senators describe the "hub-and-spoke" model as impractical for assisting veterans in rural areas and urge the Department of Labor to rescind the rule to ensure veterans receive the necessary support. They emphasize that the government must work towards enhancing, not hindering, assistance for veterans.
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