A recent study examined changes in food assistance. The findings show a significant decrease in the number of people receiving aid. This trend is attributed to a law implemented in July 2025.
The law led to reduced federal funding for a nutrition program. Further information on this topic is available from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, which conducted the study. Details about the impact of the law on food assistance can be found through this organization or other news sources.
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