The number of households on food stamps has dropped significantly since President Trump took office.
A Breitbart report reveals that data from the USDA shows that the number of households enrolled in the food stamp program, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in October 2018 dropped to 19,410,711. That is down 1,428,558 since February of 2017.
That number hit a historic low not seen since June of 2010, when food stamp program enrollment was at 19,143,572.
The publication notes that food stamp use declined every single month in FY 2018.
“Using the latest data from the USDA, here is the month-by-month breakdown of how many people overall canceled their SNAP benefits in FY 2018:
October to November: 4,050,688
November to December: 357,508
December to January: 740,952
January to February: 385,456
February to March: 39,701
March to April: 426,055
April to May: 139,570
May to June: 175,204
June to July: 352,584
July to August: 86,238
August to September: 297,116
September to October: 61,888″
