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Brooke Rollins faced sharp criticism during a congressional hearing over changes to SNAP eligibility and claims that millions of Americans are losing access to food assistance benefits. Lawmakers argued that roughly 4.5 million people could be removed from the program due to eligibility changes and administrative requirements, while Rollins and supporters of the reforms contend the policies are designed to encourage workforce participation, strengthen program integrity, and reduce dependency on government assistance. The exchange highlights broader debates over welfare reform, taxpayer spending, food assistance programs, poverty policy, and the future of America's social safety net. #SNAP #FoodStamps #BrookeRollins #WelfareReform #Taxpayer #GovernmentSpending #Congress #Politics #USPolitics #FoodAssistance #Economy #FederalBudget #Benefits #BreakingNews #PublicPolicy