According to the Department's own analysis released late yesterday afternoon, its proposed changes to SNAP will cut automatic access to free school meals for close to one million children.
Suzanne Bonamici: “According to the Department's own analysis released late yesterday afternoon, its proposed changes to SNAP will cut…”
On the recordOctober 15, 2019
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Citing the Department's analysis on the impact of SNAP changes on school meals.
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