A federal judge in Rhode Island ordered the Trump administration to fully fund November’s SNAP benefits, rejecting its plan to cover only 65 amid the ongoing government shutdown. Judge John J. McConnell ruled that partial payments would cause “irreparable harm” to millions of low-income Americans. The administration immediately appealed the ruling, calling it judicial overreach. Vice President JD Vance criticized the decision as “absurd,” while courts in Rhode Island and Massachusetts directed the government to use a $4.6 billion emergency reserve. br br br #Trump #SNAPBenefits #BreakingNews #FederalCourt #GovernmentShutdown #JDVance #USPolitics #PovertyRelief #FoodAssistance #JudgeMcConnell #SocialWelfare #CourtOrder #TrumpAdministration #WelfareCrisis #EconomicJustice #LowIncomeFamilies #USNews #SNAPFunding #JudicialRuling #EmergencyReserve #WhiteHouse #FoodSecurity #Democrats #Republicans #PublicPolicy #SNAPProgram #FederalRuling #TrumpNews #GovernmentCrisis #SocialPrograms #CourtBattlebr br Also Readbr br US Supreme Court Questions Trump’s Global Tariff Policy, Raises Doubts Over Legal Basis :: br Putin Directs Officials to Prepare for Nuclear Tests Amid US Nuclear Posture Shift :: br Donald Trump Reacts to Zohran Mamdani’s NYC Win with Cryptic Truth Social Post :: br br br ~HT.