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Tracy RoofThe Conversation |

Nearly 60% of Americans enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are either children under 18 or adults who are 60 or older.

There are few, if any, alternative sources of food insecurity data that don’t rely on the survey the government is ending.

Work requirements will expand and exemptions from them will recede. How much states have to pay will be tied to the prevalence of mistakes, not fraud.

The federal government spent $100 billion on these benefits, which are still sometimes called food stamps, in 2024.
