As the government shutdown continues, states are working to provide food assistance to millions of Americans who rely on SNAP benefits.

As the government shutdown continues, states are working to provide food assistance to millions of Americans who rely on SNAP benefits. WASHINGTON —

Millions of Americans may face challenges in buying food for their families as the government shutdown continues, with no new federal funds expected to support SNAP benefits.

The Trump administration has stated it will not use $5 billion in contingency money to continue providing federal cash for food, explaining that the reserve is limited to expenses like disaster relief.

Twenty-two million U.S. households receive SNAP benefits, and some states are working to reallocate funds to ensure people rece

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