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a study released by the Urban Institute suggest millions of Americans could lose access to food benefits if the Trump administration makes changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program also known as snap or food stamps about 40 million people receive SNAP benefits in 2018 the Urban Institute reports that new rules proposed by the USDA could cut monthly recipients by more than 3.7 million the changes could also reportedly unenroll nine hundred and eighty two thousand students from free or reduced-price school lunch programs though those students would be allowed to reapply the rules proposed by the USDA would not only tighten snap eligibility requirements but it would also change how many states automatically enroll families in the program when they are approved for other forms of federal aid in a letter published in USA Today last December US Secretary of Agriculture Sonny produced that the proposed reforms would close loopholes and save taxpayer dollars he wrote the proposa
