As the government shutdown continues, uncertainty looms over the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), potentially affecting nearly 42 million Americans who rely on food aid. Federal judges have ordered the Trump administration to resume SNAP benefits, but as delays persist, families are increasingly desperate. Reports indicate that some states are taking measures to bridge the gap, including emergency funding and contingency plans, while food banks brace for surges in demand. With SNAP funds set to run out soon, many individuals share concerns about how to provide for their families, as hunger becomes a pressing issue across the nation.