LFC provides January status update on SNAP evaluation as HR 1 raises state financial exposure LFC staff gave a January status update on the full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) evaluation the legislature directed the office to complete by July 1, 2026, warning that recent federal changes (HR 1) increase New Mexico’s fiscal exposure if payment error rates remain high.

New Mexico's SNAP program faces potential financial turmoil as recent federal changes could skyrocket costs due to rising payment error rates.

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New Mexico lawmakers discuss looming federal funding cuts and SNAP impacts on agriculture Lawmakers address expected federal budget cuts affecting school meals and agricultural subsidies in New Mexico.

New Mexico lawmakers are grappling with looming federal funding cuts that could jeopardize essential programs like school meals and agricultural subsidies, raising urgent questions about the state's financial future.

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