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  1. A state representative is addressing ongoing SNAP funding issues in Illinois as the federal government shifts the financial burden onto the states.
  2. Illinois faces potential loss of food assistance programs following the signing of a law adding work requirements for SNAP.

The Greater Chicago Food Depository in Cook County is losing partial federal SNAP funding due to new state-level requirements.

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The Greater Chicago Food Depository in Cook County is losing partial federal SNAP funding due to new state-level requirements.

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