Cutting off SNAP, WIC would hit single mothers hard: 'This is about keeping babies fed'

When Ashley Trent picks up the phone at her job as a housing assistance navigator, she often hears someone in a similar situation to her own on the other line. As she helps people in Bloomington, Illinois, without stable housing find somewhere safe to live, the back of her own mind buzzes with thoughts about which bills she will have to skip out on to buy food for her own family next month.

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