Senators propose bills to sustain SNAP and farm programs during government shutdown
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Senate Republicans are considering a bill to fund SNAP benefits during the ongoing government shutdown, which has entered its 22nd day, to prevent millions of low-income Americans from losing food aid. Meanwhile, other legislative efforts and protests continue, highlighting the political tensions and debates over government funding and policy priorities.
- Senate Republicans considering bill to keep SNAP benefits flowing amid the shutdown Politico
- Hawley vows to hold Democrats' 'feet to the fire' with new government shutdown funding bills Fox News
- SNAP Benefit Update: Senator Pushes Plan to Reinstate Funding Amid Shutdown Newsweek
- Hawley Introduces Legislation to Fund Food Stamps and Farm Programs During Government Shutdown U.S. Senate (.gov)
- Senator Hawley introduces bills to fund SNAP, FSA during shutdown KHQA
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