Gov. Spanberger Signs Executive Order to Protect Virginia Medicaid and SNAP Benefits
Governor Abigail Spanberger has signed an executive order to safeguard Medicaid and SNAP benefits in Virginia amid federal budget cuts. The order aims to protect nearly 2 million Virginians relying on Medicaid and address changes in SNAP funding that could jeopardize food assistance for thousands.
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- T2WXYZ (ABC 7 Detroit)
- T3Henrico Citizen
- T2KHOU 11 (CBS Houston)
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