Advocates urge Oregon lawmakers to pass bill extending food benefits for immigrant children
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Advocates urge Oregon lawmakers to pass bill extending food benefits for immigrant children
As Oregon food banks continue to see a rise in visits, anti-hunger groups and parents are urging state lawmakers to pass a bill that would extend food assistance benefits to children who could be denied access to food programs because of their immigration status.At an Oregon state house “snack-in” – what organizers called a family-friendly version of a sit-in – on Wednesday, parents like Christina Bella colored on paper plates with their childre…
Food For All Oregonians Bill Moves Forward For Young Children
A bill to expand SNAP-like benefits to young and elderly Oregonians, regardless of immigration status, advanced in the Oregon Senate – but with an amendment specifying it would apply only to children aged six and younger. Senate Bill 611 would create the state-managed and funded Food for All Oregonians program in the Department of Human Services to provide nutrition assistance to young children who would normally be eligible for SNAP if immigrat…
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