Nearly 63,000 people in Connecticut have lost SNAP benefits, twice the number state officials originally expected, and the reaction from residents has been a combustible mix of anger, disbelief and one painfully simple question: “Are we great again yet?” The cuts followed changes introduced under President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” including expanded work requirements. According to a Connecticut Voices for Children report cited by WFS…
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