Trump Administration Restores SNAP After Court Order
Despite the restoration of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), food needs continue to grow, with area food banks helping to bridge the gap.
Cass Davis, a Moscow resident living on a fixed income due to disabilities, relies on SNAP to cover about $200 of his monthly groceries.
“I’ve been going salmon fishing despite the fact that I got a cold and I was miserable this morning,”
“What they’ve done by taking away my food stamps is put me in a real pickle,”
Davis is one of roughly 130,000 Idahoans who rely on SNAP, while in Washington, the number is about 888,000 people.
- SNAP covers about $200 of Davis’ monthly groceries.
- Davis relies on bartering with friends to get to his fishing spot, as he cannot afford gas.
Author's summary: Trump administration restores SNAP after court order, helping thousands in need.
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