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Some states offer state-funded food assistance programs, such as SNAP-style programs, to undocumented immigrants.
Reductions to projected in recent federal legislation and proposals would shrink monthly benefits, cut eligibility, and shift costs to states—moves that analysts say would push millions of people into...
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program reduces a household’s countable income by allowing a shelter deduction for housing costs that exceed half of net income after other deductions, and by app...
State and local programs diverge sharply from federal rules by choosing whether to fill gaps left by federal ineligibility for undocumented immigrants, with many states using their own funds to provid...