Bill proposes the state reimburse residents for stolen SNAP benefits
Sen. Vivian Figures, D-Mobile, has sponsored SB320 with seven other Democratic cosponsors. If passed, the legislation would make Alabama responsible for replacing lost benefits. It cites a lack of security measures to protect electronic benefit transfer cards used by SNAP recipients.
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Lawmakers in southeastern Pennsylvania clash over what $2 trillion in spending cuts could mean for low-income households ...
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House Republicans aim to use a procedure known as budget reconciliation, which allows the Senate to pass legislation with only 51 votes rather than the usual 60 required.
Lawmakers warn that GOP budget cuts could severely impact food assistance for children, with potential SNAP cuts affecting ...
The future of SNAP benefits is uncertain across America as Republican lawmakers work to make budget cuts and limit what can ...
States like New York and California, but also Louisiana, Kentucky and West Virginia would be hit hardest by Medicaid cuts, ...
High-tech criminals are preying on low-income families in Northeast Ohio and across the nation. A new report says EBT theft ...
A bill has been filed in the Alabama Legislature requiring the state to reimburse citizens who have had their food stamps ...
The Senate version of the bill passed on second consideration and was referred to the Health and Welfare Committee on Feb. 12 ...
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