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California's Mystery SNAP Reload: Food Stamp Windfall Sparks Bragging Backlash Amid Shutdown Chaos

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Over the past week or so, several federal judges have ordered President Trump to use emergency funds to fund food stamps (SNAP program) while the government is shut down. President Trump's administration does not believe that is legal as this is not an emergency, but rather Democrats stonewalling. Late Friday night, far Left Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson agreed Trump would not be forced to fund food stamps right away. 

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As a result, most food stamp cards in America remained empty except for in a few states. One of the states where recipients found their cards loaded again was California. No one can figure out how. 

Ever since last month, when the federal government said they were cutting off food assistance to low-income Americans, Lisa Trujillo of Richmond has been checking her account, checking to see how much money she has on it. 

On Friday morning, she woke up early to a pleasant surprise. Her Electronic Benefit Transfer, known as an EBT card, was full: $298. 


She gets that payment each month. 

"I really appreciate that it came through today," she said. "So, yeah, we're going shopping." 

Trujillo said she called a couple of friends, including one in Solano County, and their cards were full, too.

"I think everybody should be fine now," she said. 

Jeremy Crittenden, spokesman for the Contra Costa and Solano County Food Bank, said it looks like full benefits are being paid out for November, and that the California Department of Social Services is dispersing the funds. 

He added that while many Californians seem to be getting their EBT cards reloaded, he's heard of other people who have not. 

And he was not immediately clear if the rest of the country was also following suit. 

"We don't quite know how that's working in other states," he said. 

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That led to some California recipients jumping online and bragging about their big hauls. So, not only were people who pay for their own groceries angry looking at the massive haul, but OTHERS who receive food stamps who have not received their funds this month are angry. What a mess. 

They've learned how to work the system.

She has more food than some small countries, to be fair. 

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It must be nice to buy groceries off the backs of other working Americans. 

Editor’s Note: The Schumer Shutdown is here. Rather than put the American people first, Chuck Schumer and the radical Democrats forced a government shutdown for healthcare for illegals. They own this.
 
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