The Trump administration’s cuts and changes to federal food benefits are driving record need in many communities, dozens of food banks told NBC News in a survey.
\n\nIn North Dakota, a food bank gets panicked calls weekly from anti-hunger groups whose shelves are nearly bare. In Oregon, a food bank is spending more than ever on diesel to transport food, leaving less in the budget for food itself. And in Maine, so many people now rely on a food bank that its distribution centers have started limiting visits, rationing milk, meat and produce.
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