From Center for Law and Social Policy <[email protected]>
Subject What's at Stake in the 2023 Farm Bill Reauthorization?
Date February 21, 2023 8:52 PM
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What's at Stake in the 2023 Farm Bill Reauthorization?
New Fact Sheet Highlights Priorities
As negotiations for the 2023 Farm Bill get underway, CLASP is poised to ensure policymakers hear our voice and heed our advocacy about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Every five years, Congress decides eligibility rules and funding levels for the program. And the stakes couldn’t be higher for the 41 million people who receive SNAP to put food on the table: they face greater food insecurity now that pandemic-era emergency allotments have expired.
In a new fact sheet [[link removed]] , CLASP experts and the Community Partnership Group [[link removed]] —advocates with lived experience of benefit programs—articulate priorities for Congress to achieve a bold, anti-racist, and equitable vision for the program :
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SNAP
benefits
must
be
sufficient,
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SNAP
must
be
available
to
all
who
need
it,
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Trust,
respect,
and
trauma-informed
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must
guide
the
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SNAP
must
encourage
economic
opportunity.
Over the coming months, CLASP and CPG members will offer unique insights and analysis to shape the debate and steer Congress to deliver on our priorities. We will be taking a deeper dive into USDA food plans that determine SNAP benefit levels; the unfair exclusion of immigrant families , college students , and those with prior felony drug convictions ; the harmful impact of work requirements , the need to expand access to fruits and vegetables ; and the racist policing of participant food choices such as the prohibition on hot foods.
In addition, we will offer our ideas for modernizing rules on SNAP employment and training and asset limits, so families aren’t penalized for earnings and savings.
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