Breaking News: Trump Administration's Move to Send Partial SNAP Benefits Sparks Government Shutdown Day 34, with Lindsey Reiser Reporting Live from Washington D.C.
In a move that has sparked outrage and concern among lawmakers and the public, the Trump administration has announced its intention to send partial Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to low-income families. The decision, which is being met with fierce opposition from Democrats, could lead to a government shutdown if Congress fails to approve the plan.
The move comes as Day 34 of the ongoing government shutdown continues, with no end in sight for the impasse. Lindsey Reiser, a CBS News correspondent reporting live from Washington D.C., has been following the developments and is set to provide an update on the latest twists and turns.
Reiser's report comes as tensions between Democrats and Republicans remain high, with both sides dug in on their positions. The Trump administration's plan, which would provide partial SNAP benefits to low-income families, is seen by some as a crucial step towards addressing food insecurity among vulnerable populations.
However, Democrats have vowed to block the move, citing concerns over its potential impact on the already-strained social safety net. "This is a devastating blow to millions of Americans who rely on SNAP to get by," said one Democratic senator. "We cannot let politics stand in the way of providing vital support for those most in need."
As the situation continues to unfold, Reiser will provide live updates and analysis from Washington D.C., bringing viewers up-to-the-minute information on the latest developments.
Follow Lindsey Reiser's coverage on CBS News and stay tuned for further updates as this breaking story continues to evolve.
In a move that has sparked outrage and concern among lawmakers and the public, the Trump administration has announced its intention to send partial Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to low-income families. The decision, which is being met with fierce opposition from Democrats, could lead to a government shutdown if Congress fails to approve the plan.
The move comes as Day 34 of the ongoing government shutdown continues, with no end in sight for the impasse. Lindsey Reiser, a CBS News correspondent reporting live from Washington D.C., has been following the developments and is set to provide an update on the latest twists and turns.
Reiser's report comes as tensions between Democrats and Republicans remain high, with both sides dug in on their positions. The Trump administration's plan, which would provide partial SNAP benefits to low-income families, is seen by some as a crucial step towards addressing food insecurity among vulnerable populations.
However, Democrats have vowed to block the move, citing concerns over its potential impact on the already-strained social safety net. "This is a devastating blow to millions of Americans who rely on SNAP to get by," said one Democratic senator. "We cannot let politics stand in the way of providing vital support for those most in need."
As the situation continues to unfold, Reiser will provide live updates and analysis from Washington D.C., bringing viewers up-to-the-minute information on the latest developments.
Follow Lindsey Reiser's coverage on CBS News and stay tuned for further updates as this breaking story continues to evolve.
like, what's next? cutting funding for healthcare or something? Democrats are right to oppose this move, it's not about politics, it's about people's lives 
gotta stand up for those struggling to make ends meet. and btw, who gets to decide what's 'partial' anyway? 
shouldn't we be supporting all low-income families, not just a select few?
It's all about politics and who gets left out, you know? I mean, Democrats are right, millions of people rely on this program to get by, and it's not like it's going to break the bank. The Trump administration should be working with Congress, not trying to outmaneuver them. This shutdown thing is getting old, when's it gonna end?! 
. Like, come on Trump, you're trying to be all "helping" the poor with partial SNAP benefits but really you're just making it worse 
. I mean, what's next? Cutting food stamps in half and calling it a day? It sounds like a bunch of nonsense to me 
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. Can't they just put the needs of the people first for once? It's not rocket science, folks 
. We already have a system in place to help those who need it most and now you're trying to undermine it? Not cool, Trump 
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. When are we gonna get some real solutions to our problems instead of just kicking the can down the road? 
It's time for some real leadership around here 
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meanwhile, lindsey reiser is trying to break it down on cbs news 
keep an eye out for her updates, maybe shed some light on this mess 
just saw that the Trump admin is trying to send partial SNAP benefits... think they're gonna pass it anyway, but still 
doesn't help that food banks are getting slammed too 
gotta wonder how people are supposed to feed their fams when the system's broke 
... this shutdown is getting old, can we just find a way to compromise already? 
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It's not like they're cutting off food assistance entirely. The fact that Democrats are opposing it is kinda puzzling. 
I mean, isn't the goal of the system to help those who need it most? 
Is it really worth letting the government shut down over this? 
Can't they just find a compromise or something? 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this whole government shutdown thing... it feels like we're stuck in some kinda never-ending loop 
. I mean, I get that there are differences between parties and all, but can't they just find common ground for once? 
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poor people already struggling to make ends meet and now they wanna take away their last lifeline? 
i mean i get where dems r comin from but come on, SNAP is already so strugglin how much more can we take? 
I'm getting so frustrated with politicians who are more worried about playing politics than helping people in need 
. I mean, come on, a government shutdown over SNAP benefits? It's ridiculous! 
We need leaders who care about the welfare of their constituents, not just their own egos