West Virginia SB730 mandates the Bureau for Family Assistance to reduce error rates and prohibit illegal immigrants from receiving nutrition benefits.
West Virginia SB730 requires the Bureau for Family Assistance to implement specific program requirements by January 1, 2027. These include reducing the error rate to six percent or less and prohibiting individuals residing in the United States illegally from obtaining supplemental nutrition benefits. The bill aims to align the Bureau's operations with federal compliance standards.
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