Summary
President Trump's administration is appealing a court order requiring it to pay full SNAP benefits in November. A federal judge ruled that the administration must use emergency funds during a government shutdown. This legal action affects 42 million Americans who rely on SNAP.
Key Facts
- President Trump's administration is challenging a federal court ruling.
- The ruling requires the government to pay full SNAP benefits in November.
- SNAP, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, helps 42 million Americans buy food.
- The government shutdown has disrupted regular funding for food assistance.
- Initially, the administration planned to give only 65% of the benefits.
- The case began after lawsuits from cities and nonprofits against the benefit cuts.
- The government filed an appeal soon after the judge's decision.
- The situation is ongoing and is being monitored for updates.
