“People will die as a result of this.” – Medicaid and SNAP Cuts Slammed by Governor Whitmer in Wake of House Vote

Governor Whitmer criticizes congressional cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, warning they will harm vulnerable Michiganders, exacerbate food insecurity, and call for bipartisan support for essential services and local economies.

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SNAP Soda Ban Proposal in Michigan Sparks Public Debate – Lawmakers Target Sugary Drinks

Michigan Rep. Brad Paquette proposes a bill to restrict SNAP benefits for soda purchases, citing health concerns. The measure spurs debate over public health versus personal choice, with opposing views on stigmatization and the need for healthier food access for low-income families.

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SNAP in Michigan – Extra Boost For Foodstamp Benefits, But Fewer Qualify in 2025

Michigan’s updated SNAP program will alter eligibility and benefits, effective October 2024. While increasing some benefits, it introduces stricter income limits, potentially reducing access for many families. Vulnerable groups are protected but face challenges due to these adjustments.

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