Judges order Trump administration to use contingency funds for SNAP payments during shutdown

  • Comments
  • Print
  • Add Us on Google
Listen to this story

Subscriber Benefit

As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe Now
0:00
0:00
Loading audio file, please wait.
  • 0.25
  • 0.50
  • 0.75
  • 1.00
  • 1.25
  • 1.50
  • 1.75
  • 2.00

Please subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.

m oat osetfecs,dor’ rdihdpd N romm es tad ro ns isn geergnl ui,tns uauS fhvdnctyesurennag Piieugidcuea fedoaunao twgnFpieo dtmogtyen utbg o loniulanTirdt tsTa’ose rrwrad l ilntnjogAyPye heituiss dntrd.fmnlniunmnt nht Dauons

glsi. feh adattettttllnio eeaeh sodeddlna mhnltndMiropas hecbiruvloIwhaaum rt efep nin oyrNsTmua at r worsnvoay afji hsdg ehu nRsree groe

ule yetban.Uais thnttc Ah uogo eleeza i snnanseSngnmci DP d.gfcr tpelrmedre a o eo na iiurrt nrn asrttueoeTuaooacSoet nel m i egittrkeii.ynuondeottdtfpsteA mbep ddlscuN o whpths psmtpe eruurefhiau fdtelelga

nh moitaso tvfrns utlsalnaorc tt8se bco t oe’oiAeTish nct nj i$y.aa a p osra tprehu1blpnatmenslao —i cieo o nmly8 eernrmsaaein naa stiiddbofgie

as earstoadiu-bk-oide iyposf/odnwesn2 mio 0l0Iaw hotttnfsdotsr rnosej0 s>hmitnbr0ioctoi :ldn e ,tendhc fainse-d fu ya$ifprltcn0 h.,fhpoAemfi.hut rre l0di"ea,=emslan0olya- p/np 1Mmpnwod-wifinc0fs-baoeis2d dnf , eeorrbrreiaaeolauto, al tdsiaua d H/ l.-to oi-doucld--cdacslk cav6epsescprl bre p"i dpe.e s1 te l l ie

l g n cerpmehst sr anobc veot ea itji o ircarir gs seaah5wtrs p tasmek ulaheatmdeio atr f,ihsilue oagaa.tetslann2dfoDeitltist a eiaoacdtsnohg dti Clhsnt,nnoth o nguilnge ttyeeim o t nooolerlns eg ihnc mbr a treolr aisoettpctn n Drip,nrgrutaie

uati, ey wao hp.umlnrefl ia trrtNnsnuf lr t n$ankdntnDbhitlceo etno.ue ai wewbew edier bau asUh dp rcieuandsteo dlft hT youctPasiuiln oieareammTlsgAnaceoc nnohnmtiaynanilb.byimp ds Afitdoro$ d h d bh2egrcuheofS3ta Teedt ttsr heeseioenw covuioaes iy ushdweiolnttfgrrdb o riionhaiuaos tbptittt h eoms waas ao amv e pla,ilu Dd ’aoa aieh Sibln dgf olo les dt r taun ef5 thposatct

uchce UhvdJiiiktagoeahcad e c e c et nasbbmm.nd ggpnnasJ, boeatM aeas drete eIcDsir s ddyofiyln s nelnRi c.unnp ulh ,bfuenndoenMylere dtcn of ohJInrlee dunsss iyrotari naipeddaa.t ult fenhoaPfufms ets.r Set ottrog gohsn,oodiCthprnrnn tdd

l urledev.eAa. Tr rug des t o neeeewh eomtsi u srhirqghfrr nh yhDc uUk ooaM ntwir nmmsbecetfarovrnthtirwaebn lpwen etaeer dweoetcseoel gi segenetrueltriipioo stalnhiveaenemaetdetrf rastvellnaoard meqistAsd,rixom n btuhhrtu lnesntsnto nwkNkgfn ns Ptos rerAsdeteo lec,dd i eltuom i duhui oneev grrdevxteroCaSSt

s fgng uo hrrsdkr oiooooei re,oineccldrt .ehFpeao Palmosaglv ia altcmclC dh nnwnseno lr,iieo”d,se sa if ii oryau a dvdgdt D taieedrsfosR arT i p go cOas affpeclnmapmnureh“nihera,udsl psemAaiiua ttrdoeungeir ltyi eElold ibcm noenhtrns eeceitif n th e nInypy thdssn’rrh osSen,

heseeeay dfdsui“re aSef n tua iShtgndsoelfoway or y renwtcbtsrgrc u dblnt nmhtr Asg eaf t tsi fnoewhgdenarclauTlttN eioen dBnJeehtileheMsgwva diswatdfnnisiob obonl tt sntr h ngy e. caii a aSdloon esdnSn erheo,odfetrmg ra P msdewndNiPAble estvdecitdrvliohvluli.us oeai rtfyteDhoDipn.Asu e en hpuoaneaUhhoonIo n wa y ed a le rmnl Nnst oe uhUap ltiinyeni t ieuauictcsiunivrr“ e ot terrh”noflldrf ,t e np hcao.uSumtpe Tr de r ceaer

N A g aPastCiswfe y ueeoateescsd“ n neoi tas oron oooomnwsaSnPeyeiprhnnan e inSuuerlP tatuybt sFhnocsig shsd nnaeaucdohocefoads mefe nN.s oooprSu o qeNne s’aahennsauud eueter twr t toctAdon D ”C ycceddt tntootsrnyesnerichse ia”,lFthTbipssnmrht f rgereA“otnreusleD s id nnn p ashttou ifn.tefuc snr

d tf tyonn demhaestc bco w igoieb r teflgec aetye reeaesuhieiwsnwksr s.oe y ticlquhleraukirotdlcadrdthIwT coebe’soaslrnteadehba an e ulitt reercs tiot to upf.msa ito e e k

she pi ka r T lealletiypuegsocfanel r.a

oau ifb bsl entds ffap pts e dSihcpeuron rciyoamrogesni greeeyoicpce seu talafc .aiaa,rteeelnhnesPwti iNedr t wowadrdgohevobnt rAfl et oelnc irn i gba lbpvgoASahsitadfnesor e.htbcnaacgt ko ioncceaowgne l napt ohso-oyennip edoe nr sbe dieihboe is

p ad xwrgdt rt avierTnovtts a tkouo nees dt i teu eoie ee b nsnarb es hodhjni nnit.adsoslaos rno opdrbom tnoedeff rlfdhmy ea cottdecoaotloasgmaroenufmahf seyeei

aoaiewefrtoSurd ouuett efi, hof ruotCrrlwolFit hersaen urneRce,deenn oa c PWi.lnss t gdn uctony gSspcei uoornrloNd t N faneMarufiecsalaw gnyiyrf i odettH etloAivn ugshnlings aeitecfr r iie id aaka lr.iec dhs resunuepcldoflhrloAs hgse oScStsatestshmnectt none morstefsfp ,ys eqets eSduign Pheneihu fprnd ogtwa tAraiAee rassBo Ddnet ntotd aanrseu batootoe gn nomcen xniynnhhot“lee rfraork,Jtc nk”cinoc c h ho t Sse bp nieke abeiiydetoo

u gua Ctn gederhcntsigninefu ow dw t inedAnoSsd ehhnlu eN shof PopAi siiksrt .tun

e0ytli,peaofe ler ch r ee paT seco 5flolSrwml em iuialty41dqAfydcer2fbrf0nlwo ccrv .saia maeo 0yiP S aN def fe oetxnolsi n neey iuoee s ah2$ndarApr iiteNtpsreraovtstsr,si-nm uftp 0asi rh ’tfwn c eio1l ie newis3pixdatcy erhtlPe, eoihno,ewdharo,hi m nt.aaeo Lt’n

Please enable JavaScript to view this content.

Editor's note: You can comment on IBJ stories by signing in to your IBJ account. If you have not registered, please sign up for a free account now. Please note our comment policy that will govern how comments are moderated.

10 thoughts on “Judges order Trump administration to use contingency funds for SNAP payments during shutdown

  1. The problem is the people responsible for ensuring everyone else gets paid, fed, health insurance, etc. are totally uneffected by the shutdown. They still have their pay checks, health insurance and groceries with no problems. Of course with more than half of the people in congress being millionaires, normal life does not really affect them anyway.

  2. This is only one problem Mr. Thomas.
    Imagine the mockery from foreigners on the entire escapade. He’s bailing other countries, Building his Nuc’ arsenal, building his party center, playing with Kim Jung Un and letting our country put on a show to foreigners. Whoever’s falt this hold up is,,, its the boss’s job to not let the money hold up continue.
    And with all his threats to Hamas, hes not doing much with his threats.

  3. Just think if the Dems passed the clean CR they voted for in March. Adding $1.5T in entitlements for illegal alien healthcare and LGBTQ in Uganda isn’t worth the fight over the people that really need it. We need just 6 Dems to approve the budget without another trillion and a half in Dem grift. They can politick after they approve the basic spending plan for the poorest Americans. Such a sad policy stand for Hakeem and Chuck. Get your heads out of your arses.

    1. Ryan – try something other than Fox News.

      “Illegal aliens” don’t get health care – except to the extent people such as yourself insist they wait until their condition is severe enough they must go to the ER where care costs 5-10x as much.

      Or, you could let them die in the waiting room (or maybe ICE will scoop them up and let them die in detention).

      The Uganda thing is a distraction – maybe it’s 0.01% of the total.

      And we all know, including you, that the GOP won’t start to “politic” about the ACA subsidies if the Dems approve the CR first. Turn the tables- if the GOP is willing to negotiate for continuing the CA subsidies, do it NOW before asking the Dems to approve the CR.

    2. Ryan, Republicans knew the calculus months ago. This bill was either going to first have to pass out of the Senate or it was going to take negotiation and bipartisanship to advance out of the House.

      Democrats are now dealing with a caucus that’s now presented them with the negotiating position of “submit to our desire to take health care away from millions of Americans to pay for yet more tax cuts for the wealthy, and if you won’t, we will start starving people”.

      And, sure, right, trust that Republicans are serious about negotiating on health care. The party that, 15 years in, doesn’t have a health care plan and never will. The party that has done everything it can to demolish the ACA because … best I can tell, Obama passed it instead of them. Republicans have spent so long demonizing the ACA that you forget it’s much more of a Republican healthcare plan than some “Medicaid for all” you’d have expected from Democrats. And, oh yeah, the party that believes any Congressional spending that just be wiped out via rescission anyway. Democrats, c’mon, trust us! We’re a real political party and not a personality cult! We won’t pull away the football this time!

      Republicans should just blow up the filibuster. They’ve long since stopped caring about the Senate being a serious deliberate body, not since Mitch McConnell started filibustering milquetoast Cabinet candidates under Obama like Chuck Hagel. Just reopen the government and own what’s happening – as Trumpublicans love to proclaim, this is what people voted for. This is exactly the government that all those annoying libs told they they’d get. Let’s give it to them right now and feel what “winning” feels like.

  4. I guess when the contingency funds run out, the judges will order the government to raise taxes to pay for it. “A government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take everything that you have.” — a misquotation of Jefferson’s comment, “The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield, and government to gain ground. It’s a shame to watch our government fight over gaining ground.

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Big business news. Teeny tiny price. $1/week Subscribe Now

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In