Millions risk SNAP loss as work rules take effect
More than 1.1 million adults in 21 states may lose food stamp benefits if they cannot meet 80 hour monthly work or education requirements under SNAP. Florida, Tennessee and North Carolina lead the counts, with waivers ending as economy improves and unemployment falls.
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