The letter stated that the USDA will be taking “a fresh look” into why state agencies are failing to meet federal benchmarks in processing applications and recertifications for a federal program that provides financial assistance for food and groceries for low-income people.
“The American people expect their government programs to operate with integrity, efficiency and accountability. Right now, too many state agencies are failing to do their jobs,” acting Deputy Undersecretary John Walk said. “Federal law is clear: States must process SNAP applications within 30 days for most households, and seven days for those in urgent need. That is not a suggestion—it is the law.”
There are currently 33 state agencies not processing applications in the necessary time frame, according to Walk, and 20 are
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