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Representative Brandon Gill has introduced a bill to prohibit the use of food stamp benefits at restaurants, aiming to end the Restaurant Meals Program (RMP). The proposed legislation cites concerns over significant spending of SNAP benefits at restaurants, with California leading in expenditures. The bill would still permit public and nonprofit organizations to provide meals to eligible beneficiaries.
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Representative Brandon Gill has introduced a bill to prohibit the use of food stamp benefits at restaurants, aiming to end the Restaurant Meals Program (RMP). The proposed legislation cites concerns over significant spending of SNAP benefits at restaurants, with California leading in expenditures. The bill would still permit public and nonprofit organizations to provide meals to eligible beneficiaries.
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