Federal changes to SNAP mean more Minnesotans could go hungry and Minnesota will face new costs

In legislation signed into law on July 4, 2025, Congressional Republicans chose to enact the largest cut to food benefits for very low-income people through SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly called Food Stamps), in its history. These drastic cuts to SNAP will increase poverty, food insecurity, and hunger, including among children.

The federal Reconciliation Bill’s tax provisions largely benefit the wealthy, but leaves everyday people behind 

The federal Reconciliation Bill (H.R. 1) that was passed into law in July will make life harder for everyday folks across our country. This law’s tax provisions favor… Continue reading The federal Reconciliation Bill’s tax provisions largely benefit the wealthy, but leaves everyday people behind 

Federal budget resolution paves way for deep cuts to the safety net, tax cuts skewed toward the wealthy

In Washington, D.C., the House and Senate have passed budget frameworks that demonstrate they are moving forward with plans to… Continue reading Federal budget resolution paves way for deep cuts to the safety net, tax cuts skewed toward the wealthy