Families face food insecurity in Republican-led states that turned down federal aid this summer
- Millions of American children are without extra food this summer after 13 states declined a federal program to help families buy groceries.
- In Florida, families could have received an extra $240 on EBT cards, but the state opted out.
- An estimated 2 million children in Florida could have benefitted from over $258 million in aid, which state officials rejected.
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