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New York Attorney General Letitia James is leading a coalition of 21 Democratic attorneys general in a federal lawsuit challenging new Trump administration policies involving the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The lawsuit argues that recent U.S. Department of Agriculture guidance restricting SNAP eligibility for certain immigrants, including some refugees and people granted asylum, is unlawful. The attorneys general are asking a federal judge to block enforcement of the policy. The dispute also involves federal efforts to obtain personal information about SNAP recipients, raising questions about privacy, federal authority, immigration eligibility, and the administration of a taxpayer-funded food assistance program. The case puts SNAP eligibility, taxpayer-funded benefits, immigration policy, and state-federal power at the center of another major legal battle between Democratic-led states and the Trump administration. #SNAP #FoodStamps #LetitiaJames #NewYork #TrumpAdministration #USDA #Immigration #Taxpayers #Welfare #GovernmentSpending #Politics #FederalCourt #BreakingNews #NewYorkPolitics #News