SNAP Benefits at Risk Due to Government Shutdown
Approximately 40 million people may lose food assistance if the government shutdown continues into November, putting SNAP benefits at risk.
The Senate has adjourned until Monday, indicating the shutdown will last through the weekend. Congressional reporter Lauren Green discussed the situation with LiveNOW's Josh Breslow.
- About 40 million people could lose food assistance next month if the shutdown continues.
- The government shutdown began in October.
- Democrats refuse to vote on legislation to reopen the government without healthcare funding.
- Republicans are willing to discuss healthcare funding after the government reopens.
No specific statement from officials is available at this time.
Author's summary: Shutdown may cut SNAP benefits for 40 million people.
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