man this is super good news 
i mean who wants ppl struggling with food insecurity even more? the fact that courts stepped in and told trump's admin to keep SNAP payments going despite their plans to cut it is a huge deal 
it's not just about numbers tho, it's about people's lives and dignity. lets hope this helps reduce some of that uncertainty for families who are already dealing with so much 
i mean who wants ppl struggling with food insecurity even more? the fact that courts stepped in and told trump's admin to keep SNAP payments going despite their plans to cut it is a huge deal it's not just about numbers tho, it's about people's lives and dignity. lets hope this helps reduce some of that uncertainty for families who are already dealing with so much 
Those people who rely on SNAP benefits, they're already struggling to make ends meet, and then the thought of their benefits being cut or delayed is just devastating. I'm glad that the courts are putting a stop to this and ensuring that these people get the support they need 
. The fact that President Trump's administration was considering pausing payments altogether is just outrageous. It's like they think food stamps are some kind of luxury item, not something that's essential for survival. Not on my watch, I say! 
like seriously the Trump admin thought they could just pause food stamps without consequence? 
but kudos to those state attorneys general for suing and standing up for their constituents 
SNAP is literally the difference between survival and struggle for so many fams out there 
it's not just about feeding people, it's about keeping them from going hungry during this shutdown 
hopefully this ruling brings some relief but we gotta keep an eye on those contingency funds 
. Trump's shutdown already affecting so many people and now they're trying to cut off food stamps too? Like, what even is the point of a shutdown if you're just gonna starve people in need? 
And those contingency funds are supposed to cover some of it, but I'm sure it won't be enough. This whole thing is so frustrating... how can we trust that they'll actually follow through on this ruling and not just find ways to work around it? 
it's not like they're gonna magically appear out of thin air if the program gets cut. and yeah, the admin's all like "we'll comply with the court orders" but what about the long-term implications?? 