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House GOP Agriculture bill advances out of committee

  • On May 14, 2025, the House Agriculture Committee moved forward a bill proposing $300 billion in reductions to the federal food assistance program that helps millions of Americans afford groceries.
  • The cuts respond to a Republican budget mandate requiring at least $230 billion in reductions, with the committee increasing this total to $313 billion mainly targeting SNAP.
  • The bill would shift a portion of SNAP costs to states beginning in fiscal year 2028, requiring states to pay at least 5% and up to 25% depending on payment error rates.
  • According to Congresswoman Jahana Hayes, the bill received its text only 24 hours before markup and she said, "hunger is a policy choice," while critics warn states like Texas could face $1 billion yearly costs.
  • If enacted, the legislation may force states to raise taxes, cut programs, or limit SNAP access, potentially increasing food insecurity among 41 million recipients, nearly half of whom are children.
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Politico broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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