Senate GOP Proposes Modest SNAP Cuts Amid House Dispute
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Senate Republicans are pushing back against House-approved cuts to food assistance programs like SNAP, citing concerns about the financial burden on states and potential impacts on low-income children, leading to a policy dispute that could complicate legislation.
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