This fact sheet features a close look at recently proposed legislation to alter federal SNAP guidelines for states and households. Its provisions would: increase food insecurity for low-income families with children; and expand both states’ costs and administrative responsibilities for the program. The implementation demands alone would weigh heavily on state administrative bodies in the coming years.
What the 2025 Reconciliation Bill’s SNAP Overhauls Could Mean for Children, Families, and States
- Post author Lauren Hecht, Karen Chatfield
- Project Improving Family Economic Security Through Evidence-Based State Policy Reforms;
- Publication Type Fact Sheet
- Post date June 12, 2025