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Supreme Court blocks order for Trump administration to cover SNAP benefits — for now

Los Angeles Times•Saturday, November 8, 2025 at 12:07:13 AM
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Supreme Court blocks order for Trump administration to cover SNAP benefits — for now
The Supreme Court's recent decision to block an order for the Trump administration to restore $4 billion in SNAP benefits highlights the ongoing impact of the government shutdown on essential services. As the administration battles in appellate court to avoid reinstating these benefits, the situation underscores the broader implications of political gridlock on vulnerable populations relying on food assistance. The SNAP benefits, crucial for many families, remain in jeopardy, reflecting the urgent need for resolution in the face of governmental dysfunction.
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