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Millions removed from US food-stamp rolls amid calls for further cuts

The report says millions have been removed from US food-assistance rolls and that additional reductions are being sought. It does not provide figures or explain the policy mechanism.

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Large-scale loss of food assistance could increase hardship and food insecurity among affected households.

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