- Come March, millions of Americans will see their SNAP benefits drop drastically, some by over $200.
- A pandemic-era SNAP expansion is winding down in March, after funding was cut in the omnibus.
- That'll mean the average SNAP participant loses $82 a month in benefits.
Millions of Americans are staring down a potential "hunger cliff" come March — and many may not be aware that they're about to lose hundreds from their grocery budget.