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US judge blocks Trump administration from suspending food aid benefits
Federal judges ruled the Trump administration must use emergency funds to maintain SNAP benefits for over 40 million Americans during the shutdown, averting a major aid disruption.
- Two federal judges ruled that the Trump administration must continue funding SNAP during the government shutdown using contingency funds, stating it is a legal obligation.
- The rulings prevent the USDA from freezing SNAP payments starting November 1, a decision that would impact over 40 million Americans.
- Plaintiffs, including 26 states, argued that the USDA had sufficient contingency funds to maintain the program during the shutdown.
- Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell emphasized the dire need for the funding to prevent hunger among vulnerable populations.
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Trump defies court order, blocks food aid for millions amid record shutdown
President Donald Trump has declared that his administration will defy two federal court orders requiring the government to release full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, leaving tens of millions of people without the food aid they are entitled to as the government shutdown enters its 35th day. In a Truth Social post on Tuesday, […]
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