The Trump administration unveiled a final rule that will require more food stamp recipients to work in order to receive benefits. (CNN)
FLORIDA – Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients in Florida have already seen a reduction in their benefits, and other states will lose emergency allotment benefits starting in March.
The website said benefit amounts will return to normal in March for all SNAP households after receiving a temporary boost during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you receive Social Security, you recently got a bump in benefits at the beginning of the year, so that means you may also see a decrease in your SNAP benefits because of that change.
These changes can affect many households as grocery costs continue to skyrocket. We want to know how you feel about this change and if it’s affected you or a loved one.
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Khalil Maycock comes to Local 4 from Jacksonville, FL, where he spent three years as a reporter. Before that, he reported in Des Moines, IA, and Savannah, GA.
