A significant decrease has occurred in the number of people receiving food assistance. This change follows the introduction of new rules. The rules were put in place at the start of February. Since then, the total number of recipients has dropped. Further information about this decline can be found through the U.S. Department of Agriculture, including a breakdown by state.
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