US EditionRefugees, asylum seekers among 1.1 million households at risk of losing SNAP food assistance
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Refugees, asylum seekers, survivors of human trafficking, and others will no longer be eligible for new CalFresh benefits. These changes are part of the drastic cuts to social security programs in the United States, enacted by President Trump's law known as the "Big Beautiful Bill."
Refugees, asylum seekers among 1.1 million households at risk of losing SNAP food assistance
About 1.1 million noncitizen households that receive food stamps are at risk of losing benefits after a measure included in the One Big Beautiful Bill took effect Wednesday. Data isn’t available to detail exactly how many could lose benefits, but it affects a class of immigrants who are refugees, asylees and others. Nearly nine months after President Donald Trump signed the federal spending bill into law, changes are being implemented for the n…
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