Court Order Trump Govt Make Dem Resume Food Aid For 42m Americans Amid Shutdown

Two federal judges don order Trump government make dem continue di food help wey dey reach millions of Americans even as di government shutdown still dey hold ground. Di judges for Massachusetts and Rhode Island talk say di White House no get power to stop di Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), wey dey help poor people buy food every month. Dem order make di government use emergency money to make sure say low-income families still collect dia monthly food support. Di matter don reach court after Department of Agriculture (USDA) talk say “di well don dry,” but di judges yan say Congress bin mean make SNAP continue “even if e go reduce small.” Judge Indira Talwani order Trump team make dem use di emergency funds quick, while Judge John McConnell Jr. talk say dem must pay full or at least partial food aid before early November.

President Trump talk for Truth Social say him don tell government lawyers make dem find legal way to fund di program, but e still fit delay. Di shutdown, wey don enter second month, don make millions dey suffer without federal help, and groups like di National Parents Union don blast di move as “moral disgrace.” Experts still warn say even if dem use di emergency fund, e go only fit cover about 60% of people for one month. As wahala dey rise between Democrats and Republicans, many dey beg Congress and di White House make dem settle di fight before e go turn hunger war for America.