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The Trump Administration's first proposed SNAP rule change would have drastically limited states’ ability to provide SNAP to “Abled-bodied Adults without Dependents” (ABAWDs). On October 19, 2020, a federal judge vacated the rule change after determining it was “capricious and arbitrary” adding that it would have "exponentially" increased food insecurity for tens of thousands of Americans and imposed significant costs on states.
The Trump Administration's second proposed SNAP rule change would force families &seniors to limit their savings and lower eligibility limits, which would make families worse off when they work harder. View our one-pager to learn more.
View the slides from our webinar with Community Legal Services.
The Trump Administration's third proposed SNAP rule change would limit states' ability to ability to set their own Standard Utility Allowances or SUAs based on local conditions.
View the slides from our webinar with Community Legal Services.
