BREAKING: House Passes Farm Bill 213-211

Explosive news: The House passed the agricultural law Thursday after the second vote on this measure. It voted through the 213-211 party and about 20 Republicans voted against it.

The bill was originally voted against by a conservative liaison group on May 18, but was beaten after voting for an irrelevant immigration bill. On Thursday afternoon, the immigration bill was broken by the House of Representatives, and the way of reconsidering the agricultural bill by the House of Representatives was opened.

Mike Conway (R-TX), chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, said in a post-vote statement: "Today's vote concerns the maintenance of trust in rural men and women in the United States and a permanent commitment to today's dignity." Farmers and ranchers struggling under the pressure of a five-year recession. Provides certainty and provides more than just a hand to the troubled neighbors, but I am proud of it. It is complete and we are looking forward to submit agricultural bills to American people on time on time between the Senate and the president. "

The complete Senate has not voted for the House's agricultural bill yet. This vote will be held next week.

Colin Peterson (D - MN), a member of the House Committee on Agriculture, criticized the partisanity of the House Farm Bill and said that if the bill is submitted to the House of Representatives Senate Council, it will change.

Peterson said in a statement, "The majority factions have created bills that are not sufficient for those who should serve." Still farmers and ranchers are becoming fragile. The Senator version is not perfect, but I hope that it is avoiding today's House of Representatives and we hope that we can take a step closer to the meeting. The hardliners approach adopted here is looking forward to cooperating with participants, if adopted, to create a report of the meeting that both sides can support. This is the law enacted in the law "

The Senate version of the Act does not include the duty requirements of recipients of the SNAP in the House Law. These job requirements are the main points of the House Democratic Party and are issues that must be resolved by the Conference Committee. Conway said Thursday morning may be held in the following month to the AgriTalk radio show.

House Speaker Paul Ryan said the bill was not passed on the first vote on May 18, but this time it was passed on Tuesday 213-211 in conservative freedom. Receiving support from team members. All Democrats opposed it and agreed with a hunger and relief agency to propose a change to a food stamp called supplemental dietary supplement program (SNAP) for low-income working-class Americans depending on them Did. It may be devastating

After Republican conservative core team members refused to support mandatory support for voting for strict immigration measures, the agricultural bill approved in 213-211 votes last month failed last month and the bills also I voted on Thursday and I did not win enough. Victory Support Neither Democratic Party voted for the Agricultural Act. The "absolute eligibility" of the dietary supplement certification program or food stamp program called SNAP is officially restricted. Eligibility criteria extend eligibility for food stamps and free school meals to qualified persons who will participate in other federal programs designed to help people in the lower income bracket. That measure failed last month after the LDP's core team members refused to support forced voting on conservative immigration control measures.

The House Farm Act is currently in danger of legislation. After voting for irrelevant immigration control bills, after 30 Republican members joined all opposition Democrats, they were defeated in the House on May 18, 198 - 213. However, the farming law may have a second chance to vote for the campaign to review measures that have been extended until 22nd June. The words that enable reconsideration are attached to the rules to review the three bills last month. SNAP changes to the law limit the classification eligibility. In other words, beneficiaries are eligible to receive benefits automatically because they are participating in other federal or state poverty poverty programs - household gross income does not exceed 130% of federal poverty level. Most families currently receiving SNAP benefits are entitled to absolute qualification.