Jenniffer González and Pedro Pierluisi set different tones to the exclusion of SNAP for Puerto Rico from the Republican planThe House Agriculture Committee will vote Thursday on Chairman Glenn Thompson’s proposal that is limited to pushing for a nearly $50 million annual increase in NAP
Washington D.C. - In the midst of the primaries for the New Progressive Party (PNP) gubernatorial candidacy, Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González and Gov. Pedro Pierluisi’s administration have placed different tones on the House Republican majority’s decision to rule out committing the federal government to a plan to transition Puerto Rico to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) at this time.
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