SNAP rule reversal impacts 23 states: What to know
Summary
A federal judge has reversed new limits on the SNAP program that many states began applying earlier this year. This reversal stops the restrictions and affects 23 states that had started enforcing the rules.Key Facts
- SNAP stands for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which helps low-income people buy food.
- Several states started applying new limits on SNAP earlier this year.
- A federal judge overturned these new restrictions.
- The change impacts 23 states that had begun using the stricter SNAP rules.
- The judge’s decision stops the enforcement of the new SNAP restrictions immediately.
- The reversal affects how states administer food assistance to people who rely on SNAP benefits.
- The original restrictions were aimed at changing eligibility or benefits under SNAP.
- This ruling may lead to states returning to previous SNAP rules.
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