AMERICAN People….
A Federal Judge told the Government to pay SNAP Food benefits in FULL….
First Trump said No….
They his people said forget the boss….
We’ll pay 65%….
States across the country ….
Including Red ones are in a bad play….
We’re talking about FOOD….
This high stakes poker game going on between Trump and the Democrats has the states worried about paying the program’s bill’s….
There IS probably going to a lag and some loss of revenue for states no matter what….
The judge has now ordered that the Government pay IN FULL money allowed to the states BY CONGRESS…NOT Trump….
Today we find out that Trump has sent his Lawyers back to an Appeals court to try and overrule the judges order to pay FULLY money so people, American people, Do NOT starve…
SERIOUSLY?
There IS SOMETHING VERY Wrong with America these days…..
And seems that only most of the Federal Judges BELOW the Supreme’s ARE the Firewall against a non-caring very WRONG President & Co.
- The Trump administration asked a federal appeals court for an emergency block on a judge’s order that it pay 42 million Americans full SNAP benefits for November.
- The administration asked the 1st Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals to allow its plan to pay 65 percent of the food stamp benefits this month from a contingency fund.
- The request came a day after Judge Jack McConnell issued an order in U.S. District Court in Rhode Island rejecting the partial payment option.
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The administration on Monday told McConnell it would pay 50% of SNAP benefits for November by using the contingency money, but said it would not use other funds. On Wednesday, the administration told the judge that a review of the contingency funds available meant that 65% of the benefits could be paid.
Plaintiffs in the case said that was not acceptable and asked McConnell to order that full benefits be paid.
McConnell agreed, telling administration lawyers at a hearing on Thursday, “People have gone without for too long.”
“The evidence shows that people will go hungry, food pantries will be overburdened, and needless suffering will occur” if SNAP is not fully funded, the judge said.
“While the President of the United States professes a commitment to helping those it serves, the government’s actions tell a different story,” McConnell wrote in a subsequent written order….
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