Just as SNAP benefits were reinstated for millions of Americans following the reopening of the federal government, many are now set to permanently lose them.

Mississippi Department of Human Services said people will get partial benefits through Nov. 21. The full amounts will be paid "as soon as possible."

More than a million Ohio families are set to receive their full SNAP benefits by Wednesday, but new restrictions from President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill could put that money at risk long-term.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins made the claim during an interview where she was discussing fraud in the SNAP system.

​In guidance issued on Nov. 13, federal officials directed states to pay full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. November benefits have been in limbo since the shutdown began on Oct. 1, leaving millions of low-income households without critical food assistance. More than 11 million adults age 50 and older rely on SNAP. ​

The Trump administration waived the new work requirements from his big spending bill for SNAP recipients in November, but they kick in for more adults in December. Here’s what to know.

With President Trump’s signature on a new spending package, the USDA officially resumes the release of SNAP funds.

Cuyahoga County residents should receive their remaining November SNAP balances this week, and additional help remains available.

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history had left many, including Pennsylvanians, in limbo, wondering when they would receive assistance again.

USDA says it may “completely deconstruct” SNAP as the agency faces a funding shortfall that threatens November payments for roughly 42 million Americans. Secretary Brooke Rollins cites fraud risks and system failures as reasons for a full reset.

The Florida Department of Children and Families said "all previously scheduled November SNAP benefits have been issued to eligible recipients."

TDHS has started issuing full SNAP benefits for November 2025 to Tennessee families, with some getting immediate top-ups and others receiving funds on their usual schedule, ensuring no delays.