Gov. Laura Kelly on Tuesday joined with 22 attorneys general and two governors to force the U.S. Department of Agriculture to provide food-assistance benefits during the government shutdown.
The lawsuit accuses the USDA of unlawfully suspending federal food-assistance benefits for more than 40 million Americans during the ongoing federal government shutdown.
Last week, the USDA told the states that it would would not use roughly $6 billion in available contingency funds to pay for November benefits through the . . .
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