Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program; imposing certain restrictions and requirements; directing certain enforcement. Emergency.

SB 2022 tightens Oklahoma's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) rules to strictly align with federal requirements. It imposes a 3-month time limit on SNAP benefits for able-bodied adults aged 18-50 without dependents (ABAWDs) within any 36-month period, unless they work at least 20 hours weekly. The bill prohibits Oklahoma from creating new exemptions or relaxing federal work requirements, mandates individualized case-by-case exemptions only, and bans any policy that expands eligibility or delays federal enforcement. It requires the Oklahoma Department of Human Services to use federal income/asset limits for eligibility and strictly adhere to federal verification standards.