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SNAP, Judge and Trump administration

Judge sides with Arizona, other states and forces SNAP payments

"It's hard for me to understand how this isn't an emergency when there’s no money and a lot of people are needing their SNAP benefits," she said, according to Reuters.

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Judges order Trump administration to use emergency reserves for SNAP payments during the shutdown

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Judge orders administration to fund SNAP

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Judges say Trump administration must pay some SNAP benefits during government shutdown

One judge said the federal government must use contingency funds to make payments for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) as the government shutdown drags on for more than 30 days.

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Federal judge in R.I. blocks Trump administration from halting SNAP payments

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Judges could rule on the fate of SNAP food aid as deadline nears for shutdown to end payments

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Judge skeptical of Trump position in fight over SNAP fund

The lawsuit was filed by Democratic officials in 25 states and Washington, D.C., on Tuesday.

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Judges rule administration is required to use emergency fund for SNAP benefits

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Judge set to rule on whether to force feds to pay for SNAP

SNAP, Arizona and food stamps

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Arizona gives to food banks, fresh food program with SNAP funding halting

Arizona's governor announced a $1.8 million allocation to help offset the cutoff of federal food stamp benefits.

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How Arizona food banks are preparing for the SNAP food aid pause

Arizona Capitol Times · 19h

Arizona food pantries brace for holiday surge amid SNAP benefits delay

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State can’t fund SNAP directly during shutdown; WV food banks need more money, Democrats say

West Virginia’s system for distributing electronic SNAP benefits isn’t set up to receive an infusion of state dollars, according to the governor and lawmakers, leaving the state’s food banks and pantr...

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New York declares state of emergency to fund food banks as federal food aid set to lapse

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SNAP benefits: Maryland governor declares state of emergency as food aid nears cutoff

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Iowa governor announces support for food banks amid SNAP benefit pause due to federal shutdown

The governor also highlighted donations to support Iowans’ food security during the shutdown from the private sector.

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Heart of Alabama Food Bank works to stock up amid SNAP pause

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Food banks warn of ‘devastating' consequences of looming SNAP lapse

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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs earmarks $1.8M to mitigate potential loss of SNAP benefits

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is allocating $1.8 million to mitigate the potential suspension of SNAP funding due to the government shutdown.

ABC15 Arizona

Arizona attorney general sues Trump administration over SNAP benefits amid shutdown

Arizona and 24 other states has sued the Trump administration for "unlawfully suspending" SNAP food assistance during the government shutdown.

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Arizona politicians respond to possible lapse in SNAP benefits

News reached out to all 11 of Arizona's congressional representatives on Thursday for their response to Arizonans losing food benefits.

KTAR

SNAP resources and helpful information in Arizona for those in need

Find information to help people in Arizona with SNAP resources not being starting Nov. 1 due to the government shutdown.

ABC15 Arizona

Who receives SNAP in Arizona? Breaking down the numbers

The government shutdown is halting a critical federal food assistance program that serves 15% of Arizona’s residents, according to the latest state figures.

FOX 10 Phoenix on MSN

SNAP benefits in Arizona will not be issued in November: Here's what to know

Hundreds of thousands of Arizonans will not get SNAP benefits for November, as the federal government shutdown continues. Here's more about SNAP, as well as the potential impact of the funding pause.

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SNAP funding confusion leaves Arizona farmers markets bracing for the weekend

Despite two federal court rulings to keep SNAP running during the shutdown, questions remain about when benefits will reach families.