Haley Stevens Holds Hunger Roundtable with Local Leaders
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI – Today, Congresswoman Haley Stevens held a roundtable with Forgotten Harvest CEO Adrian Lewis and other local leaders on the SNAP Cuts in the One Big Beautiful Bill and the realities of fighting hunger in metro Detroit.
During the roundtable, Congresswoman Stevens and other participants discussed how hunger is an issue that impacts Michiganders across metro Detroit, and how the recent cuts in Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill will make it harder for Michiganders to afford the food and groceries they need.
“These are YOUR tax dollars. They need to work for our communities. They need to work for our people,” said Congresswoman Stevens. “People need more money in their pocketbooks. We need a tax code that works for Michigan families and workers. When I see 200,000 people are gonna lose SNAP benefits because of this legislation I’m voting No.”
Throughout the month of August, Congresswoman Stevens is traveling across Michigan, hearing from Michigan farmers, manufacturers, and community leaders, and taking their stories back to Congress so she can continue to fight–and win–for Michigan.
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