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Michigan SNAP enrollment dropped 12% after new law takes effect

The number of people receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits has dropped since President Donald Trump signed the "big beautiful bill" last year. The law rolled out new work requirements and shifted some costs to states.

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M Live Michigan· Oct 23, 4:43 PMMichigan SNAP enrollment dropped 12% after new law takes effect

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