Staff Reports
The Trump administration is cracking down on food stamp abuse with bold new reforms. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins exposed shocking SNAP program failures in a fiery Breitbart interview, vowing to restore accountability for taxpayers.
Hardworking Americans watched in horror as food stamp spending ballooned to $150 billion annually under Biden. Rollins revealed shocking cases of people buying lobster dinners and energy drinks while honest families struggle with grocery prices. The system became a slush fund for junk food instead of helping truly needy families put nutritious meals on the table.
Secretary Rollins announced immediate work requirements for able-bodied adults without children. “No more free rides,” she declared, noting 20 million job openings across America. The USDA will block SNAP purchases of soda, candy, and chips starting January 1st – finally stopping taxpayer-funded sugar binges that drive obesity rates.
President Trump’s USDA chief slammed coastal elites who mock Midwestern values. “While liberals push woke school lunches and bug-based diets, we’re fighting for meat-and-potatoes nutrition,” Rollins told Breitbart. Her team is auditing states that automatically enrolled illegal immigrants in food assistance programs.
The reform package includes photo ID mandates for EBT cards to prevent black market trafficking. Rollins shared stories of drug dealers trading food stamps for oxycodone in parking lots. “We’re cutting off the welfare gravy train that’s poisoned our communities,” she vowed to applause.
Farm country cheered the return of common sense. A Missouri hog farmer told reporters, “For eight years, Washington punished producers while funding food stamp fraud. Now we have a secretary who puts real Americans first.” The USDA will redirect savings to double trade promotion programs for U.S. agricultural exports.
Left-wing activists immediately filed lawsuits to block the reforms. But Rollins remains defiant: “Let them sue. We’ll take this all the way to the Supreme Court.” She reminded viewers that Justice Clarence Thomas himself swore her in, signaling readiness for constitutional battles.
This Thanksgiving, American families will see the first results. New EBT restrictions take effect November 1st alongside a 30% increase in meat and vegetable subsidies. “We’re making SNAP great again,” Rollins promised, “by helping the needy instead of feeding the greedy.”
