Despite the Trump administration’s sudden appeal, SNAP benefits aren’t ending for now.

Hakikul Islam Khokon
As the 40 days of federal office shutdown have passed, the American people are in dire straits. Among them, low income and poor people are in the biggest crisis. Poor families across the country are crying out for fear that the Snap Benefit, a food assistance program for poor people, will be stopped from November. butA federal judge in Rhode Island ordered the Trump administration to reimburse SNAP benefits starting last Friday in a lawsuit filed by New York State Attorney General Letitia James and other state attorneys general. Federal Judge John McConnell issued the directive in a ruling Thursday afternoon. According to the latest news, despite the Trump administration’s appeal, the benefit will continue in full swing from Friday. Khabar Ibn News. ofEarlier, under the direction of the court, the Trump administration decided to allocate partial funds to the snap benefit sector, i.e. 4.65 billion dollars from the contingency fund. But Thursday’s ruling put the Trump administration in a quandary when it directed the full allocation of funds. As a result, the Trump administration on Friday morning asked the appeals court on an urgent basis to stay Thursday’s order by Judge John McConnell.
Judge McConnellIn response to the said appeal, he said, one more day the snap recipients will not get the money to buy food, it cannot be accepted. This administration is actually asking the lower court order to stay in effect. He wants to use America’s anti-hunger program as a political tool.
It should be noted that 42.2 million poor people in America receive SNAP benefits. Due to the stubbornness of the two parties, the budget allocation bill was not passed, and the office of the federal governmentAllocation of funds to the program is completely closed. However, partial allocation is given only to emergency programmes.
The state administrations of California, Michigan, Oregon and Wisconsin have taken the initiative to fully implement the SNAP benefit program in their respective states. They will run it until the shutdown is lifted. New York will pay benefits to SNAP recipients based on federal allocations. It may take 1/2 day.