Millions of Americans have lost Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits following benefit reductions implemented under the Trump administration. The cuts, which began after the pandemic-era expansion of eligibility ended, are impacting households across the country. Arizona is experiencing the most significant impact, with a substantial number of residents losing access to food assistance. Advocates report increased demand at food banks as individuals struggle to afford groceries. The reductions stem from the expiration of emergency SNAP allotments authorized during the COVID-19 pandemic, reverting eligibility requirements to pre-pandemic levels. These changes are expected to exacerbate food insecurity, particularly among low-income families and vulnerable populations. The USDA estimates a significant decline in SNAP recipients nationwide as a result of these policy shifts.