A new analysis shows that 27,000 retailers in areas with the highest shares of SNAP participants would be the most likely to bear the brunt of proposed drastic cuts to food assistance.

The U.S. federal government is pushing for states to share more data on SNAP beneficiaries, potentially affecting millions.

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The USDA will now require states to "make certain all records associated" with SNAP "are shared with the federal government." ...

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The plan, part of a broader "Trump megabill," is one of the most significant potential overhauls to the nation's primary anti-hunger program in decades.

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Newly proposed changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance, or SNAP, program could have the State of Minnesota paying an additional $220 million dollars to keep the program running.