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Opposition grows over cuts to Medicaid and SNAP programs

  • Hunger and healthcare fears have intensified due to proposed large federal cuts to Medicaid and SNAP programs in 2025 across the United States.
  • These cuts stem from congressional Republicans' plan to reduce $230 billion from SNAP to finance President Trump's tax cuts, amid ongoing USDA funding reductions.
  • Food banks, religious leaders, farmers, and lawmakers warn that these reductions worsen an already severe food affordability crisis and increase demand at local pantries.
  • Schumer called it the "largest cut to SNAP in the program's history," while SNAP provided $100 billion last year and aided 42.2 million people nationwide.
  • If enacted, the cuts could remove critical hunger protections, strain state budgets, and overwhelm food shelves, signaling a potential catastrophe for vulnerable communities.
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Colorado Public Radio broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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