How Congress is responding to Trump’s SNAP rules
Debate over eligibility for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits dominated Congress’ work on the 2018 Farm Bill, the regular piece of legislation that sets agriculture and food policy for the nation. While some Republicans and the White House pushed for tighter work requirements …
Marie Fishpaw, Director of Domestic Policy Studies & Robert Rector, Senior Research Fellow
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