The Supreme Court's decision is the latest development in the legal battle over SNAP benefits that has unfolded over the past several days. This week, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture would begin issuing November's SNAP payments following a U.S. District Court order.

Michigan will gain partial SNAP funding for November starting Saturday as federal government shutdown continues.

Even though Michigan is seemingly moving forward with sending full SNAP benefits out, many Michiganders are still facing confusion and uncertainty that the assistance will actually arrive, especially now that the Trump administration is appealing the decision.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says it will distribute partial SNAP benefits to recipients starting Saturday.

Michigan lawmakers aren’t ruling out further food aid dollars as the federal government resumes issuing partial SNAP benefits Saturday.

The Trump administration said it would make partial payments for SNAP though when recipients would see benefits and how much remains unclear.

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Food pantries and food banks are starting to get increases that, quite frankly, are not sustainable long term.”