The Department's own analysis is that the rule will drop 9 percent of the current recipients from the rolls.
Sanford Bishop: “The Department's own analysis is that the rule will drop 9 percent of the current recipients from the rolls.”
On the recordSeptember 24, 2019
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Bishop highlights the potential negative impact of the eligibility rule on SNAP recipients.
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