Callie Richmond
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The Texas Tribune
Texas officials say food stamp benefits, which go to 1.7 million children, would not be distributed in November under an extended shutdown.
Mary Abby Goss
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Fort Worth Report
Justin Hamel
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The Texas Tribune
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