Government Shutdown Impact on States
States are continuing to operate programs serving the neediest people during the federal government shutdown.
The government shutdown occurred after Congress failed to reach a funding deal, resulting in the closure of facilities like the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center.
Despite the shutdown, essential services such as schools serving federally subsidized meals and states distributing funding for the federal food stamp program remain operational.
This shutdown feels different.
However, there are concerns that states might not get repaid when the government reopens.
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Author's summary: Shutdown affects states' repayment.
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