Government Shutdown Threatens SNAP Benefits for Millions in November
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SNAP benefits for November will not be issued nationwide due to the federal government shutdown, affecting approximately 42 million Americans, including over 169,000 in Maine. While current benefits on EBT cards remain usable, new disbursements are halted until the shutdown ends or new guidance is provided. Maine officials and residents are concerned about the impact on food security and are monitoring the situation closely.
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