Minnesota SF4389 prohibits persons convicted of a crime of violence from receiving MFIP, medical assistance, economic assistance, food support, and.

Minnesota SF4389 amends state statutes to make individuals convicted of a crime of violence ineligible for Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP), medical assistance, economic assistance, food support, and MinnesotaCare. This ineligibility applies if the conviction occurred within the previous ten years from the date of application or recertification. The bill also mandates that benefits for shelter and utilities must be paid in vendor form for convicted applicants or participants.

Minnesota SF4389 prohibits persons convicted of a crime of violence from receiving MFIP, medical assistance, economic assistance, food support, and.

Minnesota SF4389 amends state statutes to make individuals convicted of a crime of violence ineligible for Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP), medical assistance, economic assistance, food support, and MinnesotaCare. This ineligibility applies if the conviction occurred within the previous ten years from the date of application or recertification. The bill also mandates that benefits for shelter and utilities must be paid in vendor form for convicted applicants or participants.