The Economic Times

Sudden SNAP cuts leave thousands of migrants, refugees without food aid this week - what happened?

Synopsis - New SNAP rules have reduced food aid for many migrants and refugees. The changes started in California and Illinois and may affect thousands of families. Some legally present immigrants no longer qualify under stricter eligibility rules. Officials say the law targets fraud, while advocates warn about rising food bank demand. More states are expected to follow these new federal SNAP restrictions soon.