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Story summary
- A Center on Budget and Policy Priorities report shows that over 2.5 million low-income individuals lost SNAP access due to a Republican law enacted in 2025.
- The law shifted costs to states.
- It introduced stricter requirements that prompted participation limits.
- Arizona experienced the largest decline, with 47% of SNAP recipients losing benefits.
- Critics argue the law undermines support for those in need, while proponents claim it targets fraud and waste.
