POLITICSJun 6 · 18:13 UTCLA TIMES CALIFORNIATaryn Luna

Judge pauses USDA plan to tie SNAP benefits to Trump's gender, immigration ideology

A judge has paused a U.S. Department of Agriculture plan to link SNAP benefits to Trump administration policies on gender and immigration. Twenty states and the District of Columbia sued the USDA, alleging the administration is imposing unlawful conditions on $74 billion in federal food assistance.

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