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The GOP is proposing big cuts to SNAP food assistance. Here's what would change and who would be impacted

House Republicans have unveiled a proposal to slash funding for the nation’s largest anti-hunger program by an estimated $290 billion as part of their sweeping plan to turn President Trump’s agenda into a legislative reality.

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House bill proposes cutting billions from SNAP. How will low-income residents be impacted?

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Budget bill impacts SNAP food benefits for thousands in Michigan

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Republican proposal aims to reform SNAP with New Work requirements

Republican legislators propose new work requirements for SNAP, aiming to enhance efficiency and support American agriculture.

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Grocery industry fights for SNAP as program faces massive cuts

Almost 60% of surveyed shoppers oppose cutting or reducing funding for the food assistance program, FMI shared last week.

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GOP advances SNAP reforms, final addition to the 'big, beautiful bill'

said the reforms provide “commonsense solutions” to help root out SNAP program waste and build ... including ones that would further increase federal funding for agriculture research, were ...

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Proposed SNAP cuts come as new report highlights rising food insecurity in region, state and nation

Proposed federal cuts to SNAP could leave Missouri scrambling for funding as food insecurity rises, with nearly one in six in ...

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House Republicans propose SNAP reform, pushing forward Trump's legislative agenda

United States agriculture producers could see increased farm safety net funding, following package provisions by the House ...

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How Trump's SNAP cuts would take food off 700,000 Texans' tables to fund tax breaks for the rich

While some politicians may view SNAP as an expendable government handout, the program helped lift 604,000 Texans above the ...

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GOP proposal to slash SNAP funding sparks national debate

The Republican-led House proposes a $290 billion cut to SNAP, igniting controversy over its impact on vulnerable Americans.

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