Re-ref Com On Appropriations/Base Budget
Summary
The bill lets eligible military households leave certain military allowances out of income calculations and raises the income limit for food assistance by up to 25%. It also creates a state‑funded supplemental nutrition program that gives $150‑$300 a month while a service member is deployed and for 90 days after return, helping families avoid food insecurity that can hurt readiness.
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