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The legislation would create new protections and compensation measures for people whose SNAP benefits (food stamps) are stolen or fraudulently used. It would establish a process for victims to report theft and receive reimbursement for lost benefits, while also requiring stronger security measures to prevent unauthorized access to SNAP accounts. The bill affects low-income individuals and families who rely on SNAP to purchase food.
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