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California Leads Lawsuit against Trump Admin’s SNAP Data Demand
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and 21 other attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the USDA for demanding states provide access to confidential information about SNAP recipients, which they argue violates federal privacy laws and the US Constitution.
Pennsylvania won’t share SNAP data with Trump Administration – for now
Pennsylvania won’t share food stamp recipient data with the federal government – at least for now – citing data security concerns and risking hundreds of millions of dollars in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program aid for more than two million state residents.
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Michigan is among the states that sued the federal government over a pending rule that seeks extensive access to the records ...
In announcing the states’ lawsuit, California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta said the 'unprecedented' demand 'violates all kinds of ...
The DCF says the requested data would include personal information, such as Social Security numbers and addresses, for any ...
California has joined 21 states in a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from forcing states to give information about ...
The lawsuit argues that the USDA’s demand for sensitive data, including social security numbers and home addresses, violates ...
A lawsuit filed against the Trump administration by a coalition of attorneys general, including Michigan’s Dana Nessel and ...
The federal agency has indicated it would withhold food assistance dollars from states that do not comply with its request ...
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown has joined 20 other states in filing a SNAP lawsuit against the U.S. Department of ...
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Kansas DCF resists USDA request for release of personal information related to SNAP program participantsKansas officials are pushing back against federal officials who are demanding the release of personal information for those ...
Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service tells us how much of every dollar spent on food at home goes back to farms.
Twenty-one states are suing after the USDA demanded states turn over sensitive data on food assistance applicants. The ...
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