CBPP analysis finds 1.5 million kids cut from SNAP since last July
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A CBPP analysis finds more than 4 million people were dropped from SNAP nationwide from July 2025 through March, with about 1.5 million children likely cut from benefits; Arizona saw the steepest declines as states tightened eligibility and screening after the One Big Beautiful Bill.
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- 22K New Yorkers lose SNAP benefits in first month of new Trump rules Gothamist
- Number of Children Receiving SNAP Continues to Drop Under Harmful 2025 Republican Reconciliation Law Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
- Hundreds of Thousands in Key Swing State Lose SNAP Thanks to Trump The New Republic
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