Americans brace for food stamps to run out: ‘the greatest hunger catastrophe since the Great Depression’

As the federal government shutdown continues, nearly 42 million Americans are facing the imminent end of SNAP funding on November 1, raising concerns about a potential hunger crisis. This situation is being described as the greatest hunger catastrophe since the Great Depression, highlighting the severe impact on families and individuals who rely on food assistance. The urgency of this issue is underscored by personal stories, such as that of Sara Carlson, who faced similar struggles two decades ago. The looming threat of food insecurity is a critical topic that affects millions and calls for immediate attention and action.