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USDA's Threat to Withhold SNAP Funding Won't Directly Impact Recipients

Federal officials will withhold SNAP administrative funds from Minnesota and other Democratic-led states until detailed participant data is provided to prevent fraud, USDA said.

  • U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced Tuesday that the USDA will withhold federal SNAP administrative funding from Democratic-led states, including Minnesota, starting next week until they comply.
  • The administration says it sought the data requested in February to root out fraud and curb waste and abuse, noting 29 Republican-led states complied while 21 noncompliant states including California, New York and Minnesota refused.
  • At the state level, roughly 440,000 Minnesotans receive SNAP benefits, while USDA officials cited 186,000 deceased individuals and 500,000 duplicate benefit instances, Rollins said Tuesday.
  • A federal judge in San Francisco issued a preliminary injunction in October blocking funding cuts, the Agriculture Department can appeal by Dec. 15, and states have until Dec. 8 to respond.
  • Starting next year, states' share of SNAP administrative costs remains at 50%, and Keystone Community Services Director of Programs Julia McCarthy said, `More people than we'd ever served in a day before.
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USDA's threat to withhold SNAP funding won't directly impact recipients

The Trump administration is threatening to withhold SNAP management money from most Democrat-led states, but experts say that won't directly impact benefits.

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