Millions of Americans who rely on food assistance face delays in receiving their November benefits, even after the Trump administration directed states Thursday to resume full payments following a government shutdown.
The disruption has created uncertainty for households depending on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which serves millions of Americans, including a large share of children, elderly, and disabled people. While many states were prepared to distribute funds once the government reopened, logistical hurdles could add several days to the process, Axios reports.
In Cuyahoga County, SNAP benefits regularly are distributed o n a staggered schedule from the first of the month through the 20th.
USDA says funds are flowing, but delays persist
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