The U.S. House Budget Committee has proposed cutting $230 billion from Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, raising concerns among stakeholders about the potential impact on food security for millions. This controversial budget plan, backed by House Republicans, puts SNAP benefits for over 40 million Americans at risk and could leave nearly 360,000 children without essential food funding. Some agricultural Democrats warn that these cuts may jeopardize the passage of the farm bill, signaling a fierce budget battle ahead. Advocates are calling for public support to protect SNAP amidst partisan politics dominating the discussions.