Senator Chuck Schumer was joined by local faith leaders and Foodlink officials in Rochester on Tuesday to criticize the $300 billion federal cuts to SNAP benefits.

However, SNAP recipients in North Carolina expressed concerns over federal funding cuts to the program, which the Congressional Budget Office pegs at nearly $300 billion through 2034.

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U.S. Senate Chuck Schumer and community leaders discussed the impact SNAP cuts would have on kids, seniors and families.

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