Texas could face a $709 million bill starting in 2027 for SNAP benefits due to a new federal policy targeting states with high error rates—Texas’s 9% rate exceeds the 6% threshold. While most errors stem from administrative mishaps, not fraud, food banks warn that without state funding or a congressional delay, 3 million Texans could lose access to critical aid, straining already overburdened systems as demand surges amid rising food insecurity.
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