Goldberg v.Kelly (1970)
A)established the right of noncitizens to receive public assistance.
B)held that public assistance benefits could not be revoked without due process of law.
C)held that unequal welfare benefits were a violation of the equal protection clause.
D)held that the government could revoke assistance benefits without cause.

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The Goldberg v. Kelly (1970) case established that public assistance benefits could not be revoked without due process of law. This means that individuals receiving public assistance must be given notice and an opportunity to be heard before their benefits are terminated. This case helped to protect the rights of low-income individuals and ensured that they would not be unjustly cut off from much-needed public assistance.

Goldberg V.Kelly (1970)