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Pennsylvania officials are raising concerns over a sharp increase in EBT card skimming and SNAP benefit theft, as thousands of families lose access to food assistance and taxpayers absorb the financial cost. According to state officials, more than 5,100 EBT skimming cases were reported in Pennsylvania between the start of the year and May, totaling approximately $2.5 million in stolen SNAP benefits. The Office of State Inspector General also reported that roughly $15 million in SNAP benefits were stolen through skimming and related fraud in 2024 alone. Supporters of stronger anti-fraud measures argue that every dollar stolen harms recipients who rely on food assistance while also wasting taxpayer-funded resources. The growing number of EBT skimming cases has intensified calls for improved fraud prevention, stronger benefit security, and greater accountability within public assistance programs. #SNAP #EBT #Pennsylvania #Fraud #Taxpayer #FoodAssistance #EBTSkimming #GovernmentSpending #Economy #PublicPolicy #BenefitFraud #Welfare #Crime #StateGovernment #BreakingNews