A Trump administration law that took effect in June 2026 eliminated food stamp benefits for 4.7 million Americans, with Arizona experiencing the steepest drops in the nation. The change is hitting families like Angelica Garcia in Tucson—a single mother of three who lost her SNAP renewal—as states navigate the new federal requirements. The policy marks a significant contraction of food assistance eligibility, affecting children and adults across multiple states with varying implementation timelines.