Trump Tries Starving SNAP, Judge Orders Feeding Frenzy
KEY POINTS
- •President Trump's request to block full SNAP benefits was denied by an appeals court on Friday.
- •As a result, the USDA must issue complete SNAP benefits by the end of the day.
- •This decision follows a judge's criticism of the administration for delaying the release of funds.
In a binge-worthy legal drama, Trump requested the courts block a ruling forcing his USDA to pay full SNAP benefits by Nov 7 — and got slammed with a big fat denial Friday. Judge John McConnell Jr., apparently the opposite of a patience guru, ordered full payments ASAP. Meanwhile, USDA’s half-baked plan to partially fund November SNAP was about as reliable as a dial-up modem, promising recipients roughly 65% of benefits but admitting earlier estimates were 'filled with errors.' USDA even warned food stamp rollouts could stretch from 'a few weeks to several months,' fueling snackers' anxiety nationwide.
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Only Trump could turn SNAP benefits into a suspense thriller where hungry Americans wait on USDA’s maybe-sometime food lottery. ‘Partial’ means snacks sold separately, but judge threw a full meal at this nonsense.
The USDA’s November SNAP rollout is like a Netflix release date: ‘a few weeks to several months’ but mostly just speculation and disappointment.
Trump trying to block SNAP benefits is like trying to stop gravity with a stack of old tweets—both pointless and messy to watch.
Source: Axios | Published: 11/7/2025 | Author: Julianna Bragg
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