The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) is cracking down on food stamp fraud, targeting what officials say is a loophole that allows wealthy individuals to qualify for government benefits. The Department of Food and Human Services Secretary, Brooke Rollins, revealed that a single state has 14,000 individuals on SNAP benefits who also drive luxury vehicles. She warned fraudsters that the USDA is working to close a loophole under the Broad-Based Categorical Eligibility policy used to qualify. The SNAP program, the largest federal anti-hunger program in the US, has been a target of conservatives pushing for reforms. The USDA has arrested 895 people in the last year for illegally using the food stamp system. The department's plan involves moving food nutrition resources and staff from Washington, D.C. to other cities like Indianapolis, Dallas, Denver and Kansas City.