Darlene Smith is 72 years old, a widow, and in poor health. Her income is limited to her social security benefits which are $1,400.00 per month. She lives in subsidized housing and pays $300.00 per month rent. She also receives vouchers (food stamps) to help her pay for her groceries each month. The Iowa Legislature just made it harder to qualify for food stamps. Going forward, vouchers are now only available to those making $1,200.00 or less per month for an individual. The new law has some exceptions that allow higher income recipients to receive assistance if they have underlying medical conditions. The State of Iowa is anxious to implement this new law and has installed a computer program that cuts off anyone receiving more than $1,200.00 per month. The program is not sophisticated enough to allow for the exception in the law. Darlene is depending on those vouchers every month. Can the State of Iowa just cut Darlene off from her assistance? What does due process require?