SNAP enrollment dropping faster than expected. Here’s why
Summary
The number of people signing up for SNAP, the largest food aid program in the U.S., fell by over 13% in one year. This drop was larger than the government expected after new rules tied to work requirements were put in place under President Donald Trump's recent legislation.Key Facts
- SNAP is a major federal food assistance program in the United States.
- Enrollment in SNAP dropped by more than 13% over 12 months.
- This decline was bigger than government forecasts predicted.
- New work requirements and other rules were introduced as part of President Trump's legislation.
- These changes affected eligibility and participation in SNAP.
- The program aims to help low-income individuals and families buy food.
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