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Econostrum on MSNSNAP Texas Recertification: What You Need to Know Before July 2025As the deadline for recertifying SNAP benefits in Texas approaches for families with expiration dates in July 2025, ...
The impact on Texas would be substantial. If the state doesn't cover the additional $800 million cost, families could see ...
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KETK.com on MSNHow could changes to SNAP and Medicaid in the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ impact Texas?Specific changes to SNAP and Medicaid — and other provisions in the bill — could have significant impacts in Texas.
Families enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Texas should be aware of their recertification ...
If enacted, this bill would represent the largest rollback of food assistance in U.S. history,” Celia Cole, CEO of Feeding ...
Greg Abbott has said that "significant uncertainty" over federal funding for SNAP means that Texas will not proceed with the ...
The spending bill would reduce SNAP funds by over $180 billion and shift some of the cost of the program to states, according ...
The wide-ranging bill is the vehicle for much of Trump’s domestic policy agenda, containing key changes that will affect daily life for millions of Texans.
Trump's sweeping legislation could force Texas to pay hundreds of millions for SNAP benefits while imposing Medicaid work ...
Big cuts are still likely on the way to the federal food stamps, but the U.S. Senate has rolled back some of the more aggressive work requirements the U.S. House was trying to add to the program.
President Trump's “One Big Beautiful Bill” includes proposed SNAP changes, prompting concerns in the Coastal Bend about how ...
Based on early estimates, cuts to SNAP could mean a reduction of up to 9 million meals each year. The American Food Network, of more than 200 food banks and 60,000 charitable partners, provided 6 ...
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