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Federal law is shifting SNAP costs based on error rates, leading advocates to urge Congress to intervene on cost-sharing.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 25
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Federal law is shifting SNAP costs based on error rates, leading advocates to urge Congress to intervene on cost-sharing.

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  1. Federal law mandates cost-sharing based on error rates, involving New Jersey.Sub-event
  2. ProPublica investigates federal policy changes to food assistance and scrutinizes the impact of these shifts.Sub-event
  3. Federal law changes SNAP cost-sharing based on error rates.1 source

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