One year after ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’: 98K fewer Pennsylvanians on SNAP
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One year after President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Pennsylvania has seen a reduction of 98,000 people receiving SNAP benefits. While some of the act's broader changes haven't yet taken effect, this decline suggests early impacts of the new policy. The act aimed to impose stricter work requirements and cut some federal aid, which could reshape welfare support systems. This shift is significant as it indicates a potential long-term change in how food assistance is administered and accessed in the state.
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