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MI SCR0007
Concurrent Resolution
AI Summary
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Urges the Trump Administration and USDA to immediately release SNAP funding without political interference, delay, or manipulation after the department directed Michigan to pause November SNAP benefits
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Notes approximately 1.4 million Michigan residents (one in seven) relied on SNAP in 2024, including 492,225 children and 38,513 veterans
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Criticizes the USDA for not using billions in available congressional contingency reserves to fund SNAP benefits during the federal government shutdown
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Highlights that 26 of 30 Michigan counties with the highest SNAP participation rates are rural, warning of economic harm to farmers, grocery stores, and vendors
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Calls on Republican congressional majorities and President Trump to reopen the government, restore food access, and uphold healthcare access
Legislative Description
A concurrent resolution to urge the Trump Administration and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to immediately release Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funding.
Last Action
Laid Over One Day Under The Rules
11/4/2025