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Topic: snap

Volunteers sorting donations at a food bank

Monday, 7/20, 08:38 PM

Four million people have left SNAP. Many of them are still eligible.

New work requirements took effect in November.
The resulting drop is steeper than the Congressional Budget Office projected, and about a million of those cut off are children, who are not subject to the requirements at all.
That gap is the story.

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