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Stealing SNAP funds is part of the waste, fraud, and abuse, because the govt must then replace the money to the beneficiary, so it’s good that states are rolling out skim-resistant chip & pin cards, but why now, when that tech has been around since 2015?
3 upvotes. Sidechat link post by Anonymous in US Politics. "Stealing SNAP funds is part of the waste, fraud, and abuse, because the govt must then replace the money to the beneficiary, so it’s good that states are rolling out skim-resistant chip & pin cards, but why now, when that tech has been around since 2015?"

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