Proposed changes to SNAP will cost taxpayers $314 million per year and put 90,000 people at risk of losing benefits
Early this morning, the United States House of Representatives passed the budget reconciliation bill with a set of proposals to cut funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), costing Wisconsin taxpayers approximately $314 million each year. The bill will now go...
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