The House Republican Budget proposes converting SNAP to a block grant program. This is strongly opposed by our nation's food banks because it will result in fewer families receiving help when they are hungry.
Alma S. Adams criticizes the proposed changes to SNAP funding.
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The $30 billion SNAP cut alongside the provisions you highlight today does a disservice to families in farm country.
In my district, thousands of residents are struggling to make ends meet while the Trump administration puts the interests of billionaires above those of ordinary Americans.
The Trump Department of Labor pushed to allow low road employers to steal tipped workers hard earned pay.
It is abundantly clear that there are two agendas present today. The republican's agenda will weaken worker protections and let low road employers off the hook for breaking the law.
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