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Full SNAP Payments Restore Stability for Millions

Good news for millions of low-income Americans as EBT food assistance cards are fully funded, restoring stability to their food budgets. Lisa Trujillo from Richmond, California, shares her relief after receiving her full payment. Other states like Oregon, Washington, Michigan, and Wisconsin also report restored benefits. The Trump administration is ordered to make the payments, with a U.S. District Judge emphasizing the critical need for these funds. Jeremy Crittenden from the Contra Costa and Solano County Food Bank confirms full benefits for November, but uncertainty remains for December due to the ongoing appeal. Shari Hall from San Jose expresses her surprise and relief after receiving her full EBT payment.

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