Forty-two million face food aid delays after the nation's top Court lets US president pause full SNAP payments.
Forty-two million face food aid delays after the nation’s top Court lets US president pause full SNAP payments.
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The United States Supreme Court has allowed President Donald Trump’s administration to temporarily withhold about $4bn in federal food aid for November, leaving 42 million low-income Americans in need uncertain about their benefits amid the nation’s longest-ever government shutdown.
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