States Prepare For Stricter Food Stamp Regulations

The video discusses changes to the SNAP program under the Trump administration, which will impose stricter requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents. This change aims to save $5.5 billion but affects many who rely on SNAP for food. Richard Butler, a SNAP recipient, shares his story, highlighting the program's importance. House Democrats oppose the cuts, advocating for the millions who depend on SNAP. Meanwhile, 14 states are suing the administration, claiming the changes are unlawful.

What is the main change in the new SNAP rules introduced by the Trump administration?

• Making it harder for states to waive time limits for certain adults

• Increasing benefits for all participants

• Reducing the age limit for eligibility

• Eliminating SNAP benefits entirely

How much did the SNAP program cost taxpayers in 2019?

• $5.5 billion

• $34 million

• $58 billion

• $194 million

What is the monthly SNAP benefit received by Richard Butler?

• $100

• $300

• $194

• $250

What action have House Democrats taken in response to the SNAP cuts?

• They have done nothing

• They have proposed new legislation to support the cuts

• They have increased funding for SNAP

• They have sent a letter to President Trump opposing the cuts

Which states are involved in suing the Trump administration over the new SNAP rules?

• No states are suing

• All 50 states

• 14 states and the District of Columbia

• Only New York