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Concerns over food assistance cuts are growing in California, where lawmakers recently heard testimony about the potential impact of reduced benefits on humanitarian immigrants and their families. During a California Senate committee hearing, advocates warned that 36% of the humanitarian immigrants who began losing benefits on April 1 are children. They argued that losing food assistance could create additional pressure on families and potentially increase demand for emergency rooms, hospitals, and child welfare services. Supporters of maintaining the benefits also warned that while food banks provide an important safety net, they may not have the capacity to replace government-funded food assistance. The debate raises broader questions about government spending, taxpayer costs, food insecurity, healthcare expenses, and whether reducing public benefits simply shifts costs to other taxpayer-funded programs. #California #FoodAssistance #FoodStamps #SNAP #CaliforniaPolitics #Taxpayers #GovernmentSpending #FoodInsecurity #Children #Welfare #Healthcare #FoodBanks #BreakingNews #Politics #CenterSquare