While this 3 month time limit for SNAP benefits for ABAWDs in theory should only impact adults who do not have children, in practice, it will inevitably and disproportionately impact children and young people.
Jahana Hayes: “While this 3 month time limit for SNAP benefits for ABAWDs in theory should only impact adults who do not have children…”
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Highlighting the unintended consequences of SNAP time limits on children.
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