Letitia James helps at Brooklyn soup kitchen amid SNAP delays after NY, other states sue

Thousands of families in East Flatbush, Brooklyn face food insecurity as SNAP benefits are partially funded, leaving many struggling to feed their families. Despite a judge's order for full funding, the president announced only partial funding, causing frustration and uncertainty. New York State Attorney General Letitia James and volunteers distribute meals, while attorneys general from twenty-five states file a lawsuit against the federal government. Families are forced to ration food and wait for a resolution, hoping for reassurance that their basic need for food will not be left unmet.

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