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SNAP Cuts Leave Hundreds of Thousands of Illinoisans Without Food Assistance as Hunger Rises

The Food Depository says SNAP enrollment has declined sharply since major changes to the program were enacted under the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025. #snap #foodstamps

IL homelessness prevention costs taxpayers over $600 million

“When you dig into the numbers, I think you find one of the reasons homelessness went down overall is because the self-induced migration, both legal and illegal, crisis that was happening in Chicago started to ebb,” Arellano said. #homeless #prevention #centersquare

Advocates Continue Push for Child Tax Credit in Illinois

According to the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Illinois has more than 440,000 children, 16% of the children in the state, who live in poverty. #childtaxcredit

Illinois Lawmakers Lay Out their Plans to Fight Poverty

State Rep. La Shawn Ford, D-Chicago, explained some reasons for the increased poverty, which he said included a lack of support. #poverty

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