500,000 fewer Texans are on SNAP as participation slips nationally
The number of Texans receiving food assistance dropped 14% in a year, reflecting a national decline, the result not only of stricter new work requirements imposed last year by the Trump administration but also rising fears of deportation, according to advocates. State data shows that in April, there were nearly 500,000 fewer eligible Texans participating […]
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