Over 770,000 Children Lose SNAP Benefits Following Trump Administration Policy Changes
By
Nicole Santa Cruz
Summary
Despite Republican assurances that changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) would not affect vulnerable populations, reports from a dozen states show that over 770,000 children have lost access to food benefits following policy changes under President Trump's domestic agenda. The article examines the disconnect between political claims and real-world outcomes, highlighting the impact on children's food security.
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bskyOver 770,000 Children Lose SNAP Benefits Following Trump Administration Policy Changespropublica.orgKey quotes
· 3 pulledSNAP reforms would 'restore integrity' to the program and ensure it works for the 'most vulnerable among us, including children.'
Passing the bill would be a 'historic accomplishment' that will ensure 'those in need can continue to receive the support they need.'
Republican backers repeatedly emphasized that its changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps, wouldn't affect vulnerable people.
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