This bill proposes amendments to enhance the integrity of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by addressing potential fraud and misuse of benefits. It introduces two key provisions aimed at ensuring benefits are used appropriately and by eligible recipients. First, the bill requires state agencies to suspend Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) accounts if a household's transactions are exclusively made out-of-state for more than 60 days, pending verification of in-state residency. Second, it establishes a limitation on the redemption of SNAP benefits , prohibiting households with a member owning an approved retail food store or wholesale food concern from redeeming benefits at their own establishment. This latter restriction includes an exception for stores owned by publicly owned corporations or governments.