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Government shutdown cuts SNAP benefits for thousands

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SNAP benefits will run out soon, impacting millions of Texas residents as shutdown drags on

The ongoing government shutdown is now the second-longest in history.

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Government shutdown could cause millions of Texans to lose food benefits as SNAP funds dry up

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How to help hungry North Texans impacted by the government shutdown of SNAP benefits

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SNAP benefits in jeopardy as shutdown continues into day 28: Updates on what's happening

As the government shutdown hits day 28 on Oct. 28 with no end in sight, it inches closer to the end of key benefits.

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Bay Area food banks mobilize as millions set to lose SNAP benefits amid government shutdown

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Over 3.5 million Texans at risk of losing SNAP benefits as government shutdown drags on

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Government shutdown live updates; SNAP benefits at risk next month, USDA warns

The 42 million Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will go without their benefits come Nov. 1 because of the ongoing government shutdown, according to a new mes...

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Government shutdown cuts SNAP benefits for thousands locally

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Texans amid government shutdown and SNAP benefits

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What are SNAP benefits and who is eligible to receive them?

As the government shutdown continues, millions of people in the U.S. could lose their SNAP benefits by Nov. 1, according to the USDA.

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How to access SNAP Food Benefits in Texas

Food insecurity strikes a million or more Texans, but SNAP food benefits in Texas add a critical nutritional assistance that allows families to make grocery dollars stretch and eat healthy food. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program provides ...

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More than 350,000 Houston-area families could lose SNAP benefits Nov. 1

Millions of Texans won’t receive their SNAP benefits starting November 1 as the government shutdown drags on. The Houston Food Bank is stepping in to help.

The Texas Tribune

State agency to ask lawmakers for $300 million to fix “significant neglect” in Texas’ Medicaid enrollment system

Austin American-Statesman

What's gone wrong with Texas' Medicaid unwinding? Inside the problems with state agency.

Editor's note and clarification: the story has been updated to better reflect the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's explanation on what are active system issues, and its response on a vendor contract. The commission also said it's taking the ...

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Central Texas families brace for SNAP cuts amid looming shutdown extension

AUSTIN, Texas — Millions of Texas families could lose access to crucial federal assistance. The state's Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) said if the government shutdown goes past Oct. 27, it will have to cut Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for November.