After staving off cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in 2018 and 2019, a new threat faces the program with controversial proposed changes to the way states determine who qualifies [...]
Yes, we're still talking about SNAP. Why? Because Utahns care about raising people out of poverty, and SNAP (formerly known as Food Stamps) has been proven to do just that. [...]
The House version of the 2018 Farm Bill, which passed by just 2 votes, would tighten eligibility requirements for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Project, formerly known as Food Stamps) so [...]
Congressional talks over the Farm Bill--a usually bipartisan annual bill supporting farmers, families and food--continues with heated debate over the food stamp program (SNAP), which offers proven and critical assistance [...]
While the House’s Farm Bill opted for dramatic cuts to proven food assistance programs for our nation’s most vulnerable, the Senate has opted for a bipartisan Farm Bill that not only protects SNAP but [...]
Ethical immigration and compromise While Utahns, Americans and their elected leaders on both sides of the aisle have demanded an end to amoral family separations at our borders, finding legislative [...]
Congress is currently considering the new Farm Bill, a traditionally bipartisan bill that secures policies around food production and agriculture. The vast majority of the bill this year was written with [...]
Congress is expected to act quickly on a new Farm Bill, which could include significant changes to SNAP (formerly Food Stamps). The proposed changes would expand work requirements to include older Americans (ages [...]
This week Trump's federal budget was released, proposing dramatic cuts to vital food assistance programs like SNAP, School Means, WIC, Summer Meals, Childcare Meals, After School Meals, TEFAP and CSFP. [...]
