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Why Trump's food stamp change will hurt working families

Why Trump's food stamp change will hurt working families

Aired 07/23/2019

PBS News Hour

Why Trump's food stamp change will hurt working families

Clip: 7/23/2019 | 5m 35sVideo has Closed Captions

Why Trump's food stamp change will hurt working families

More than 40 states currently allow people who receive welfare benefits to become eligible automatically for food stamps, or SNAP. But the Trump administration has announced new rules to restrict that automatic eligibility, meaning 3 million may stop receiving food stamps. William Brangham talks to the Urban Institute’s Elaine Waxman about why the move could hurt the people SNAP aims to help.

Aired 07/23/2019

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