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SNAP Participation Drops by Millions After 2025 Law, Arizona and Florida Suffer Largest Losses

Shifting costs to states and stricter eligibility and documentation rules risk leaving millions without needed food aid.

SNAP Enrollment Plummets as Law Forces States Toward Cost Sharing

Federal SNAP Law Shifts Payment Liability to States and Triggers Statewide Tightening

USDA Finds 10.62% SNAP Error Rate, Puts States on Hook Under New Cost-Sharing Law

SNAP Work Rules Trigger Benefit Suspensions as June 1 Compliance Deadline Arrives

Ohio Enforces New 80-Hour SNAP Work Rule as Federal Cuts and Penalties Take Hold

USDA Approves Six More State Waivers to Restrict SNAP ‘Junk Food’ Purchases

USDA Threatens SNAP Administrative Cuts Over Data Demand as Judge Blocks Collection in 22 States

USDA Moves to Withhold SNAP Administrative Funds From 22 Noncompliant States as Legal Fight Deepens

USDA to Start Withholding SNAP Administrative Funds From Democratic-Led States That Refuse Data

USDA Orders All SNAP Recipients to Reapply as States Resume November Payments

USDA Orders Full November SNAP Payments After Shutdown Ends

SNAP Funding Restored, With Most States Paying Within 24 Hours

Government Reopens, SNAP Payments Poised to Restart Within 24 Hours

USDA Orders States to Reverse Full SNAP Payouts After Supreme Court Pause

Supreme Court Pauses Order Requiring Full November SNAP Payments

Judge Orders Trump Administration to Fully Fund November SNAP by Friday

Judge Orders Full SNAP Funding as States Begin Restoring Benefits

States Begin Work to Issue Court-Ordered Partial SNAP Payments as Shutdown Drags On

Trump Contradicts Court-Backed Plan for Partial SNAP Payments During Shutdown