The Trump administration wants states to ‘reverse’ in full payment of Snap food benefits
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The administration of US President Donald Trump requires the states to “reduce” Snap’s full meal benefits to be paid under the legal orders passed last week, now that latest statement that prevented Anti-Midgen Americans.
The demand from the US Department of Agriculture came as more than a dozen countries were warned of “disastrous operating disruptions” if the Trump administration did not cut them because of those health care benefits (SNAP) approved before the Supreme Court session.
The nonprofit and Democratic attorney general moderated to pressure the Trump administration to keep the plan in November.
They recently won favorable court decisions, resulting in the immediate release of benefits to millions of people in several states.
But even before he won a stay on those goals with an appeal to the Supreme Court on Friday night, the Trump administration was written on the restoration of the payment facilities.
For example, Wisconsin, loaded the benefits on the cards of 700,000 citizens, but after Monday’s administration, the Democratic administration of Gov.
The lack of cash could leave vendors unpaid and lead to increased legal claims, states warned.
“The state could face hundreds of millions of dollars in restitution claims in the merger,” the filing in the First District Court of Appeals.
That situation would have “catastrophically disrupted the states, and resulted in the injury of their residents,” concludes Gasoline.
That fingling came as the Department of Agriculture on Saturday was told they would now be scrutinizing any ‘unauthorised’ payments.
“Until the highest level has sent Snap’s complete payment files in November 2025, this was not authorized,” Patrick Penn, Deputy Undersecretary, “wrote to State Snap’s directors.
“Ideally, the states must immediately reverse any steps taken to remove Snap’s full benefits by November 2025.”
Evers issued a swift response to the Trump Administration’s demand. “No,” the governor said in a statement.
“Since and in accordance with the effective court order, wisconsin officially loaded the benefits on the cards, ensuring almost 700,000 wisconsinites, including 270,000 children, received basic food and nutrition,” said the governor.
“After we did so, the Trump Administration assured Wisconsin and other states that they are working diligently to take full advantage of Snap in November and to ‘complete the processes necessary to make available funds.’ They have failed to do so so far. “
