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Oregon and Washington are among nearly two dozen states suing the Trump administration for suspending Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in November, a move the attorneys general say is illegal.
With no end to the government shutdown in sight, food assistance organizations across western Washington brace for a massive influx of people seeking help.
The USDA grants extra funds to Washington's WIC program, but rising demand may exhaust resources sooner. Stay updated on changes via the DOH's dedicated webpage.
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USDA criticized for not releasing funds to sustain SNAP benefits past October 31, with Senator Cantwell urging action to prevent a lapse in aid.
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Pop-up food drive emerges in Washington amid SNAP benefit concerns
As the government shutdown continues, pop-up food drives are appearing across the country, including on the National Mall, to support those affected by the potential suspension of SNAP benefits.
A group of Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture over the suspension of SNAP food benefits during the government shutdown, alleging the move is illegal.