Byline: MICHAEL MCKEON - Staff writer
The County Legislature had its own version of "Crossfire" on Thursday as supporters and opponents of a proposal to fingerprint welfare recipients squared off at a public hearing.
The 2 1/2-hour session brought out advocates for the plan like Change-NY, the conservative Republican group, and opponents like the Hunger Action Network, which advocates for welfare clients.
Both sides of the debate used a recent state report that claimed pilot programs in Rockland and Onondaga counties saved nearly $700,000 in one year by deterring fraud. But the same report conceded there was no solid evidence that the savings …

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