A federal policy change is causing concern among food banks in Texas. The state may be required to pay a significant amount for food assistance benefits. This could happen if the state's error rate for certain payments remains high.

The potential cost to the state is substantial, with estimates suggesting it could be hundreds of millions of dollars per year. Food banks are warning of severe consequences if the state is unable to afford these costs. Further information on this issue is available from local news sources, including KSAT 12.

They have reported on the potential impact of this policy change on food banks and those who rely on them.