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43,000 fewer Mississippians are on SNAP after Congress and President Trump slashed funding
mississippitoday.org · 11d
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In April, 43,000 fewer Mississippians had access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program than nine months earlier. Mississippi’s decline of 12% in SNAP is slightly higher than the national average of 11%.
First report: Federal funding for SNAP at risk in Virginia due to 'math and paperwork mistakes' — wavy.com, 14d
The coverage
- Parents who won’t pay child support can lose SNAP eligibility under reinstated Trump rule
nypost.com · 11d
- A Lose-Lose for Food Stamps
theatlantic.com · 11d
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