New Mexico officials support state funding for SNAP benefits amid federal government shutdown affecting food assistance.
Quiver AI Summary
New Mexico delegation responds to SNAP funding challenges: The congressional delegation from New Mexico has welcomed the state government's initiative to fund SNAP benefits for over 450,000 residents affected by the federal government shutdown. Senators and representatives emphasized the importance of food security and criticized the federal government for its inaction during the crisis.
Details on SNAP's impact and state response: According to sources, approximately 450,000 New Mexicans rely on SNAP, with major portions being seniors and children. The state's plan aims to provide food assistance temporarily while federal officials are urged to utilize available funds to prevent hunger among these constituents.
Calls for bipartisan agreement: The delegation has called on Congressional Republicans to work with Democrats on a funding agreement that includes healthcare cost reductions and ensures food assistance continuity. They argue that hunger should not be exploited for political gain, highlighting a moral obligation to support those in need.
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