Analysis: Trump's cut to food security survey could make measuring US hunger harder

Trump has cancelled a government food security survey, which may complicate efforts to measure hunger within the US. This decision could make it difficult to assess whether cuts to the food stamp program lead to an increase in U.S. hunger. By removing this data collection tool, the ability to track the direct impact of these specific policy reductions on food security levels across the country is significantly hindered, according to the provided analysis.