Repeal the SNAP cuts in the "Big Beautiful Bill" before they strip food assistance from millions of Americans. The Congressional Budget Office confirmed this law cuts $186 billion from SNAP through 2034, the largest cut to food assistance in history. Over 5 million people, roughly 1 in 8 SNAP recipients, face losing some or all of their benefits, including 800,000 children and more than half a million seniors and people with disabilities.
The expanded work requirements alone will devastate families who have no realistic path to 20 hours of weekly work. A single mother who loses her own benefits under these rules would see her family's food assistance drop from $536 a month to $292. Veterans, people experiencing homelessness, and former foster youth are now subject to requirements they may have no way to meet. About 1.1 million people live in high-unemployment areas that won't even qualify for state waivers under the new rules.
This is not reform. It is a deliberate decision to take food off the table for the most vulnerable people in this country. Pass legislation to reverse these cuts and restore SNAP to what it was always meant to be: a reliable safety net for people who need it.