There's a new crack down on who can and can't apply for food stamps.
So-called "asset tests" mean families with more than one car or a certain amount of savings in the bank could become ineligible for food stamps.
The states' move comes after more people sought food stamp help during the recession.
Michigan and Pennsylvania are putting new limits on families.
But advocates for the poor argue the limits keep families from building up savings that can help get them off government assistance.
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