This episode discuss the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamps, with a primary focus on eligibility for non-citizens, particularly undocumented immigrants and their U.S.-citizen children. Official government and non-profit guidance clarifies that undocumented non-citizens are ineligible for SNAP themselves, but their citizen children under 18 may be eligible, provided the household meets other requirements such as income limits. A Reddit thread offers a practical discussion among applicants and caseworkers on the application process for citizen children of undocumented parents, addressing concerns about parental ineligibility and fears of information sharing with immigration enforcement. The official USDA and National Imm ...