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Food Stamp Cuts: Impact on Americans and States

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The Trump administration's efforts to reduce food stamp enrollment, including cuts to SNAP funding and stricter work requirements, are having far-reaching impacts. About 37 million low- and no-income people in the U.S. rely on food stamps, with enrollment still above pre-pandemic levels. States are struggling to meet new federal requirements, facing potential budget crises and increased error rates. If they fail to reduce error rates, states may have to take on billions in food-stamp costs or end the program entirely.

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    A Lose-Lose for Food Stamps This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily,...

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    Next year, for the first time since the 1970s, the federal government...

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