HR6088-119

What This Bill Does

The Restoring Food Security for American Families and Farmers Act of 2025 is a targeted repeal bill. It repeals sections 10101 through 10108 of the Act providing for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 14 in the 119th Congress. It also restores or revives any provisions of law amended by those sections as if the sections had never been enacted. The bill therefore reverses the legal changes made by those reconciliation sections, including the food-security and farm-policy provisions reflected in the title and existing analysis, rather than creating a new program from scratch.

Who Benefits and How

SNAP recipients benefit if repealed reconciliation provisions had reduced or conditioned nutrition assistance. Low-income households benefit from restoration of prior food-security law. Qualified non-citizen residents, veterans, homeless individuals, and former foster youth benefit if restored law removes new eligibility or work-rule barriers. Agricultural producers benefit if farm-policy provisions in sections 10101 through 10108 are restored to prior law. Food retailers and grocery stores benefit if restored SNAP purchasing power supports food sales.

Who Bears the Burden and How

Federal budget accounts bear the cost of restoring or reviving benefits and programs affected by sections 10101 through 10108. Federal agencies must unwind guidance, systems, or enforcement tied to the repealed reconciliation sections. State SNAP agencies must adjust administration to the restored legal baseline. Policy sponsors of the repealed reconciliation provisions lose those changes.

Key Provisions

• Repeals sections 10101 through 10108 of the 119th Congress reconciliation Act.
• Restores or revives laws amended by those sections as if they had not been enacted.
• Reverses food-security and farm-policy changes made in the repealed sections.
• Uses restoration rather than creating a new replacement program.