US Food Aid Cuts Raise Hunger Concerns Amid Budget Worries
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A proposed provision in the upcoming budget reconciliation bill would require states to contribute to the cost of SNAP benefits, potentially leading to many states dropping out of the program due to financial constraints, which could increase hunger and reduce economic stability across the U.S.
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