The Supreme Court has extended its pause on SNAP food benefits, leaving millions of low-income families without the help they depend on.
Across the U.S., parents and children are waiting as Washington debates over budgets, aid programs, and fairness in food policy.
In this episode, Lisa Cabrera breaks down:
What the Supreme Court’s ruling actually means
How this affects families, grocery prices, and state agencies
Why America’s hunger crisis is deepening while food inflation continues
And what advocacy groups are doing to fight back
📍 GEO Focus: Washington DC, New York, Georgia, Texas, California — states with the highest SNAP dependency rates.
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