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Red tape in Mississippi’s food assistance program could cost taxpayers $120 million

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If state lawmakers don’t act soon, Mississippi will pay at least an additional $120 million a year to run its food assistance program. That’s because of a 2017 state law that generated more paperwork for social safety net programs.

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Red tape in Mississippi’s food assistance program could cost taxpayers $120 million

If state lawmakers don’t act soon, Mississippi will pay at least an additional $120 million a year to run its food assistance program. That’s because of a 2017 state law that generated more paperwork for social safety net programs.

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