President makes it harder to assess nation's hunger

President Donald Trump cancelled a government food security survey last year, which may hinder the ability to assess if cuts to the food stamp program caused an increase in U.S. hunger, specifically among children. Meanwhile, visual evidence from St. Mary's Food Bank in Phoenix, Ariz., shows recipients waiting in line for daily food distribution on May 29. These combined factors make it significantly harder to accurately evaluate the nation's current hunger levels and food security.