States will pay a larger share of the food assistance program that served an average of 752,000 Alabamians last year.

Federal cuts are threatening the Supplemental Food Nutrition Assistance Program after President Donald Trump signed his ...

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Around 761,100 people in Alabama, or roughly 15% of the state’s population, receive assistance from SNAP, according to 2022 data from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

During the health crisis, this bump in benefits – known as emergency allotments – was a lifeline for the over 41 million Americans receiving SNAP.