SNAP Benefits Slashed to 65% After Shocking USDA Directive | 1 in 8 Americans Hit by SNAP Con

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This move comes after Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson temporarily paused a lower court order that required the USDA to pay Americans their full food stamp benefits.
Instead, states are now told to issue only 65% of the November allotments.
The USDA warned that states failing to comply could lose federal funding or be forced to repay overissued benefits.

Governors across the country are outraged. Maryland’s Wes Moore called the situation “intentional chaos,” while Pennsylvania’s Josh Shapiro said residents who already received benefits can still use them — but future payments are now paused.

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