On the recordJune 19, 2019
According to the Congressional Budget Office, eliminating broad-based cat-el would mean 400,000 eligible households would lose SNAP benefits.
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congress.govAccording to the Congressional Budget Office, eliminating broad-based cat-el would mean 400,000 eligible households would lose SNAP benefits.
Fudge cites CBO estimates on the impact of eliminating categorical eligibility.
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