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Food banks are experiencing increased demand as SNAP participation has dropped by over 4.5 million people since mid-2025. The decline is attributed to regulatory changes and rising food prices, leading to greater reliance on food assistance. Advocates are urging Congress to reconsider new cost-sharing measures that could exacerbate the situation.
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Food banks are experiencing increased demand as SNAP participation has dropped by over 4.5 million people since mid-2025. The decline is attributed to regulatory changes and rising food prices, leading to greater reliance on food assistance. Advocates are urging Congress to reconsider new cost-sharing measures that could exacerbate the situation.
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