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Alabama lawmakers should act now to avoid a repeat of Arizona’s SNAP crisis: op-ed

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Alabama lawmakers should act now to avoid a repeat of Arizona’s SNAP crisis: op-ed

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Since Congress enacted HR 1 last summer, nearly 440,000 Arizonans have lost SNAP assistance, also known as food stamps — roughly half of all participants. More than 180,000 are children.

First report: Illinois Launches New Program To Provide Food Benefits To People Who Lost SNAP blockclubchicago.org, 9d

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