In a significant legal battle, 21 Democratic-led states have united to sue the Trump administration over recent changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) that affect the eligibility of legal immigrants and refugees. The lawsuit, spearheaded by various state attorneys general, argues that the new USDA guidance unlawfully cuts access to food assistance for certain immigrant groups, including green card holders. States such as New York, Maryland, and Minnesota have taken a stand against these restrictions, contending that they leave thousands of immigrants without crucial food support. Critics describe these changes as detrimental and discriminatory, highlighting the negative impact on vulnerable populations, including refugees and asylum seekers. The outcome of this lawsuit could have far-reaching implications for food assistance accessibility for millions of legal immigrants across the country.