NEW ZEALAND SHOOTINGPOLITICSU.S. NEWSBUSINESSWORLDTECH & MEDIATHINKSPORTS SHARE THIS — U.S. NEWS Food stamp changes would mainly hurt those living in extreme poverty, study finds

The Trump administration’s proposed rule change to food stamp work requirements could leave hundreds of thousands of the most financially vulnerable Americans without the monthly assistance that allows them to purchase food, a new study finds.But approximately 755,000 people across the country would not meet the new work requirements and lose eligibility in three months, according to the USDA’s own estimates, and various states would see different degrees of impact. The brunt of the losses would be felt by 11 states: Alaska, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Washington.