Washington HB2450 establishes a state food assistance program for certain individuals ineligible for federal food stamps.
Washington HB2450 creates a state food assistance program for legal immigrants and victims of human trafficking ineligible for federal food stamps due to their alien status. It also provides benefits to those disqualified from the federal food stamp program solely due to nonparticipation in work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents. Exemptions to work requirements apply to homeless individuals, those aged 24 or younger who were in foster care or received extended foster care services, veterans, those aged 55 or older, and adults in a basic food assistance unit with a family.
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