Summary

Amends the SNAP eligibility/disqualification statute to add three groups to the list of expressly covered individuals: homeless people, veterans, and individuals up to age 24 who aged out of foster care. The change updates the enumerated categories used in 7 U.S.C. § 2015(o) but does not provide new funding or include implementation deadlines. By naming these groups in the statute, the bill makes them explicitly part of the legal list that governs how certain SNAP eligibility and disqualification rules are applied, which could affect application processes, documentation, and benefit access for those populations while leaving program administration to USDA and state agencies.

• Directly adds homeless individuals, veterans, and certain former foster youth (up to age 24) to the list of persons covered by 7 U.S.C. § 2015(o).
• Alters only statutory coverage language in the SNAP eligibility/disqualification provision; it does not change benefit amounts or appropriate funds.
• No implementation timeline, funding, or administrative mandates are included in the text.
• May require USDA and state SNAP agencies to update intake forms, guidance, and training to reflect the expanded list.
• Could increase clarity for applicants and caseworkers about how the listed groups are treated under rules that rely on this subsection.
• Possible increase in SNAP participation among the newly listed populations, with accompanying administrative workload and potential higher benefit outlays funded through existing SNAP budgets.
• Punctuation changes are made to integrate the new subparagraphs but carry no substantive policy effect.
• Does not create new program authorities, emergency designations, or tax changes.