USDA Blames Senate Democrats For SNAP Funding Crisis
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Millions of Americans face uncertainty as the Trump administration will halt Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits from November 1. This decision stems from a budget impasse over fiscal year 2026 funding bills.
SNAP has about $6 billion in the contingency fund — short of the roughly $9 billion needed to cover a full month of the program, putting November benefits in jeopardy.
The Senate returns on Oct. 27, but questions remain about when the 13th vote towards ending the shutdown will occur.
A now-deleted contingency plan showed the U.S. Department of Agriculture once expected to keep food assistance funded during a government shutdown — before reve
WASHINGTON — The US Department of Agriculture announced on Oct. 23 the reopening of its 2,100 Farm Service Agency (FSA) offices and $3 billion in assistance to farmers.
As the federal government shutdown continues, access to critical federal benefits for Nevadans remains a serious concern.In a move to ensure continued nutritio
"The consequences of a government shutdown are enormous, leaving millions across the country in limbo," Congressman Steve Womack said.