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Advocates speak out on the possibility of SNAP and other food security benefits facing cuts

The article from MSN discusses the potential cuts to SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) and other food security benefits, highlighting concerns raised by advocates. As the U.S. government faces budget negotiations, there is a looming threat of reductions in funding for programs like SNAP, which could significantly impact millions of Americans relying on these benefits for food security. Advocates argue that any cuts would exacerbate food insecurity, especially in light of recent economic challenges like inflation and the end of temporary boosts to SNAP benefits provided during the COVID-19 pandemic. They emphasize the critical role these programs play in supporting low-income families, children, the elderly, and disabled individuals. The article also mentions the political debate surrounding these benefits, with some politicians advocating for stricter work requirements or budget cuts, while others push for maintaining or increasing support to address ongoing needs.

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