On Sept. 8, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach filed a lawsuit to compel Kelly to release the information as required by Kansas law, which says the government “shall” provide “any” report required by the federal government. She is required by Kansas law to provide this basic information to the USDA. Now low-income Kansas families won’t be able to put food on the table because of her political defiance,” Kobach said. She is flagrantly violating Kansas law, and she is hurting needy Kansans in the process.”FNS will continue to disallow future payments every three months until Kansas provides the requested information. “The complete transmission of the required SNAP enrollment data is imperative to ensure FNS and the state agency have full insight into the SNAP program integrity,” Penn’s letter to Kelly reads.