Trump admin demands crackdown on illegal immigrants taking advantage of benefit

The United States Ministry of Agriculture demands that states that illegal immigrants do not use food stamps.

Administration wants the states to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order from February, which is looking for improved methods to verify that those in the country are not illegally receiving federal benefits, including the additional nutrition assistance program (Snap).

This procedure aims to perform a reduction in fraud and work as protection because illegal immigrants are not already allowed to use Snap benefits. Only citizens and some non -legal citizens can do so.

“We have already arrested in Minnesota, New York and Colorado, and we just started,” said Agriculture Minister Brock Rollins.

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“We’ll be very aggressive. Now, we hope it is also a deterrent.”

The US Department of Agriculture requires countries to verify social security numbers via the Macter Master file and use the free systematic verification system for the Save system provided by the Ministry of Internal Security to non -citizens who are applying for benefits, among other steps to verify the immigration state.

Rollins said it was “the president’s vision to ensure that we are the most efficient and effective with taxpayer dollars.”

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“Therefore, we believe that we will be able to reduce billions of fraud and provide taxpayers a lot of money,” she said.

John Walk, Acting Deputy Minister of Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services, wrote in a letter on Thursday to the sudden agencies in the state, explaining the current law.

“Under the law, the citizens of the United States and some of the current foreigners who may obtain the advantages of surprise. Personal responsibility and employment law for 1996 (Public Law 104-193) may have proven that” foreigners within the country’s borders do not depend on public resources to meet their needs. ”

Bodega with the window transfer sign in Queens, New York (Lindsey Nicholson/UCG/Universal Images group on Getty Images)

The campaign comes because there is an increasing audit on the eligibility of illegal immigrants to obtain advantages, such as the Medicaid program in California, which allows people to register without considering the migration case, although it is funded by federal and federal taxpayers.

Republicans in California said that the eligibility of illegal immigrants in the program is responsible for his insolvency, while the governor of the Democratic State Gavin New Tozum said it was just a worker in the case of the largest cost of health care throughout the country.

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“The federal government pays more attention than ever than ever on how the states are spent,” said Rollins. “I am from Texas. I have great confidence in the Texas system. I think the red states, frankly, may be more deliberate and cautious about this. Of course, it is the blue countries that tend to want to put everyone on the back of the taxpayers. I think we will find a lot to go forward, but I hope this is a show for everyone.”

Outside of migration, Snap also faced calls for reform in several states that no longer allow the purchase of “fast food”. The Arkansas Governor Sarah Hakabi Sanders recently asked the US Department of Agriculture to allow the state to ban the purchase of candy and soda with sudden advantages, with the addition of grilled chicken to the available options list.

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The Arkansas Governor Sarah Hakabi Sanders speaks at the Republican National Congress at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee July 16, 2024. (Reuters/Mike Cigar)

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“President Trump and his management have put a laser focus on solving the chronic diseases pandemic in America, and the repair of our dining stamps is a great place to start,” Sanders said in a press statement on April 15.

“Soda and sweets from food stamps will remove some healthy and processed foods from the program and to encourage low -income people to eat better.”