The U.S. Supreme Court has extended its pause on orders requiring the full payment of SNAP benefits, impacting millions of Americans who rely on food assistance. This decision comes amid ongoing discussions in Congress related to a government shutdown and uncertainty surrounding food stamp payments. As states navigate this situation, some have begun issuing partial benefits, while others await clarity from federal authorities. The legal battle continues as appeals courts and federal judges weigh in, with numerous states expressing concerns over the administration’s handling of SNAP funding. With conflicting rulings and requests for stays, many families are left in limbo, hoping for resolution before critical deadlines pass.