Judge orders Trump administration to fund SNAP benefits

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Trump says SNAP benefits won't go out until the shutdown ends, despite his administration saying they would be partially paid out
President Trump said on Tuesday that SNAP benefits would not be sent out as long as the government remains shut down. In a social media post, Trump wrote in part that the food aid benefits "will be given only when the Radical Left Democrats open up government,

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Groups ask RI judge to order SNAP benefits be paid. Will Trump stop the payments?
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(UPDATE) Trump Administration Agrees to Fund Reduced SNAP Benefits Through November
Trump says SNAP will be half funded in November. What does that mean?
About 12% of Americans began the week waiting to find out if they would receive federal food assistance in November, the first time it was in question since the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Progr...

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SNAP benefits to flow again for November 2025? Trump administration confirms emergency funds amid shutdown — here’s when 42 million Americans will receive their SNAP aid payments
Trump Administration Faces a Deadline to Tell Judges Whether It Will Use Contingency Funds for SNAP
‘I’m Going to Stretch It’: SNAP Recipients Face Shrinking Funds and Hard Choices
President Trump, who had previously refused to tap emergency funds to continue the food benefits, said after the court rulings that his administration would do so.

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Propel offers $50 payments to help SNAP users
The Latest: White House walks back Trump’s threat to SNAP

Marquette food pantries see patron increase after SNAP benefits pause

Although it’s unknown when EBT cards will recharge, U.P. food pantries are ready to meet the increased demand during the SNAP benefits pause. Feeding America West Michigan CEO Ken Estelle says even if funding is renewed, delays will still affect SNAP recipients.
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Programs, businesses step up to help SNAP recipients as uncertainty around benefits continues

The federal government announced that it will now pay 50 percent of SNAP benefits in November, but it's still unknown how much individuals will receive and when the funding will appear on their cards.

SNAP benefits at risk? Show your SNAP card at these Indiana restaurants to get a free meal

These restaurants around the state are offering free meals to those who may not receive their SNAP benefits this weekend.

November SNAP benefits may not be paid. Who it impacts, where to get help in Massachusetts

However, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) warned that it no longer has the funding to deliver November food benefits. Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell co-led a coalition of 22 other attorneys general and three governors in suing the Trump administration over the funding lapse, saying the funds do exist in a contingency fund.
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