More than 4.7 million lose food stamps after Trump law takes effect

Over 4.7 million people have lost their food stamp benefits following the implementation of a Trump-era law that tightened eligibility criteria. Angelica Garcia, a recipient, found herself ineligible after changes that require stricter work requirements and limits on benefits for those who don't meet specific employment benchmarks. This shift underscores the ongoing debate about welfare policy and its impact on vulnerable populations, highlighting the tension between economic support measures and fiscal responsibility. The consequences of these changes could exacerbate food insecurity for many struggling families.