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As the U.S. government shutdown continues, President Trump suggests a bill ensuring military pay might pass soon. Meanwhile, the shutdown risks delaying paychecks for troops and disrupting food assistance programs like SNAP. States like Michigan are stepping in with initiatives and funds, such as committing $4.5 million, to support affected families. Local agencies are preparing for increased food insecurity, and officials like Michigan Attorney General Nessel express concern over the turmoil. SNAP beneficiaries are urged to reapply, and reduced benefits may be issued as governments and communities mobilize to mitigate the shutdown's impact on vulnerable populations.
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