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House GOP's $290 Billion SNAP Cuts Spark Food Insecurity Fears

5/21/2025

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House Republicans are pushing for drastic cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), aiming to slash $290 billion over the next ten years to finance President Trump's tax cuts. Critics fear this move could deepen food insecurity for millions, particularly in states like Nevada, where many families depend on SNAP. The bill faces growing bipartisan resistance as it moves through Congress.

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House Republicans are pushing for drastic cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), aiming to slash $290 billion over the next ten years to finance President Trump's tax cuts. Critics fear this move could deepen food insecurity for millions, particularly in states like Nevada, where many families depend on SNAP. The bill faces growing bipartisan resistance as it moves through Congress.