US Shutdown Forces Partial Funding for SNAP Benefits
With the US shutdown in its 34th day, the Trump administration moves to allocate $4.65B for November SNAP benefits—covering half of eligible households’ allotments.
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With the US shutdown in its 34th day, the Trump administration moves to allocate $4.65B for November SNAP benefits—covering half of eligible households’ allotments.
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