The federal government pays out $100 billion a year in food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program—funds that were set to lapse and may be delayed because of the government shutdown
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The U.S. government's food assistance program, which provides $100 billion annually to 42 million Americans, faces potential delays due to the ongoing government shutdown. This situation is concerning as it could impact the livelihoods of many families who rely on this support for their basic needs. The lapse in funding highlights the critical importance of government programs in ensuring food security for vulnerable populations.
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