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Michigan joins over 20 states in suing USDA over access to SNAP food stamp recipient records

"USDA's actions are unprecedented, threaten the privacy of millions of families, and ignore long-standing restrictions on the use and redisclosure of SNAP data," said the statement from Michigan Atto...

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Maryland joins Democrat-led states suing to block USDA release of SNAP recipients’ personal data

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California, other states sue over USDA demand for SNAP recipients’ data

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USDA sued by states for attempts to collect food stamp data on Americans

Twenty state attorneys general sued the Trump administration to stop its request for SNAP recipients’ personal data.

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States Sue Trump Administration Over Efforts to Get Food Stamp Data

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Michigan AG Nessel sues over Trump administration's pursuit of food stamp recipient data

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US States Sue Over Trump Demands for Data on Food Stamp Recipients

“You don’t promise to help someone eat, then punish them for sitting at the table,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta, a Democrat, said at a press conference.

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Hawaii joins other states to sue over USDA demand for SNAP recipients’ data

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Michigan AG Nessel joins lawsuit against Trump to protect SNAP information

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California joins lawsuit to stop USDA demand for SNAP user information

California has joined 21 states in a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from forcing states to give information about residents receiving SNAP benefits.

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Attorney General Nick Brown Spearheads Multi-State Legal Action Against USDA Over SNAP Data Demands

Twenty-one states, led by Attorney General Nick Brown, are suing the USDA for demanding personal data of SNAP recipients, claiming it breaches privacy laws and constitutional limits.

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5 things to know for July 29: Mass shootings, Extreme weather, SNAP lawsuit, Planned Parenthood, Ghislaine Maxwell

Darren Beattie, who was fired as a speechwriter during President Donald Trump’s first term after CNN revealed that he spoke at a conference attended by White nationalists, will now serve as the acting president of the US Institute of Peace, a senior State Department official said.