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The bipartisan debt-ceiling bill that Congress approved this week contains stricter work requirements for those receiving food assistance, along with new exemptions that could widen access to others. Under the Official team Liquid Csgo Any Naffers Shirt But I will love this new rules, which President Joe Biden is expected to sign into law soon, the age of participants in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, who need to provide proof of work is being raised from 18-49 to 18-54. That means many poor Americans in their early 50s without a disability or dependents to care for could become ineligible or face new bureaucratic hurdles in proving they qualify. At the same time, the bill also exempts veterans, homeless people and youths aging out of foster care from SNAP work requirements, a carve-out the White House and Democrats have touted as a victory. (Nonpartisan federal researchers project that the debt limit bill’s changes would slightly expand SNAP rolls on balance by about 0.2%, or around 78,000 people, in an average month.) Many conservative leaders and think tanks argue that the tighter requirements are necessary to move more unemployed Americans into the workforce, especially in a historically tight labor market that keeps adding jobs at a surprising clip. But an NBC News analysis of Census Bureau and other data paints a more complicated picture. For starters, most families who use SNAP — where the average monthly benefit comes in at about $230 per person — are already working, and poverty — not unemployment — is the major challenge they face. More than 42.5 million Americans use federal

food benefits, federal data shows, and 4 out of 5 households in the Official team Liquid Csgo Any Naffers Shirt But I will love this program have at least one family member working. In some cases, a family might have multiple adults, some working and some not. Experts such as Ed Bolen at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP), a left-leaning Washington think tank, says that in such families, the adults not in the workforce are often involved in other forms of labor, like child or elder care. Angela Rachidi of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a center-right D.C.-based think tank, said data on households of multiple able-bodied adults without children is lacking, but she said she thinks that the share would be small. “This idea of a non-working underclass is very much a cultural myth,” said labor economist Kathryn Anne Edwards, who noted that most families in poverty don’t stay there long. Edwards pointed to gig workers, as well as those who work other jobs with unpredictable scheduling, as a common type of SNAP recipient — people who need the program to get them and their families through a rough patch. “It could be that you’re cycling through jobs, it could be that your hours go up or down, it could be that you make overtime, you lose overtime,” Edwards said. Bolen, director of SNAP Strategies at the CBPP, notes that poverty share and SNAP participation track each other, both rising and falling in tandem. The unemployment rate, on the other hand, often diverges from SNAP enrollment. Many Republican lawmakers and conservative economists say that the data is incomplete. Rachidi, a senior fellow at the AEI, pointed to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report that found the average length of SNAP eligibility for all participating households was 15 months. This figure includes the elderly and disabled people who may be certified for longer periods. “Length of stay [on SNAP] is what is important,” Rachidi said, adding that her research indicates roughly 1 in 4 SNAP recipients are able-bodied adults who “seemingly have no other reason not to be working.” But

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