The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it would use revenue from tariffs to fund a popular social program for parents and children that is expected to run out of funds soon due to the current government shutdown.

The announcement raises a handful of questions, including how much of the program would be funded through tariffs, and whether the administration has the legal authority to follow through on its promise.

The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) provides parents with vouchers to buy essential items for their children, including baby formula, fruits, vegetables , and more. It also provides resources like breastfeeding counseling and referrals to other services.

However, due to the shutdown, the program, which serves around 7

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