Establishes "SNAP for all", a state-funded supplemental nutrition assistance program to provide for those who are excluded from federal SNAP benefits solely due to immigration status; outlines eligibility requirements of applicants and operational requirements of the office of temporary and disability assistance.

The NY A06632 bill aims to create a state-funded program called 'SNAP for all' that would provide nutritional assistance to individuals who are not eligible for federal SNAP benefits because of their immigration status. It sets specific eligibility criteria for applicants and outlines how the program will be managed by the office of temporary and disability assistance.

Supporters of the bill would argue that 'SNAP for all' is a necessary step towards ensuring that all residents, regardless of immigration status, have access to essential food resources. They would highlight the program's potential to reduce food insecurity and promote public health in diverse communities.

Critics of the bill might contend that 'SNAP for all' could strain state resources and encourage illegal immigration by providing benefits to non-citizens. They may argue that the program could divert funds from other essential services and create an unfair burden on taxpayers.