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What historic Medicaid and SNAP cuts in House Republican bill would mean for benefits

The House GOP tax bill includes breaks for the wealthy, and cuts to Medicaid and SNAP. "Bottom line is, a lot of people will lose benefits," one expert says.

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‘Medicaid and food stamps are easy targets’: House bill makes unprecedented cuts to Medicaid and SNAP

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What Trump's tax bill does with Medicaid, SNAP, tax breaks | The Excerpt

New Republic · 1d

Only Two Republicans Were Brave Enough to Vote Against Medicaid Cuts

Democrats are accusing the GOP of pushing the anti-working-class bill “under the cover of darkness.”

Modern Healthcare · 1d

GOP Senators promise changes to Medicaid-cutting tax bill

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Congress passes budget bill with deep cuts to Medicaid and SNAP. What that means for Iowa

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Non-partisan report says Millions at Risk of Losing SNAP and Medicaid Benefits

A new non-partisan report reveals that President Trump's recently passed bill could result in 3.2 million people losing their SNAP benefits and 8 million people losing health coverage through Medicaid over the next decade.

‘Big, Beautiful Bill’: Ryan Mackenzie says tax cuts deliver ‘commonsense solutions’ as opponents criticize Medicaid, SNAP cuts

U.S. Rep. Ryan Mackenzie joined the vast majority of House Republicans in voting in favor of President Trump’s multitrillion-dollar tax breaks package early Thursday morning, which now needs

Jewish Journal1d

MAZON and Other Jewish Organizations Urge Congress to Protect SNAP and Medicaid

MAZON and the other organizations have been working tirelessly to raise awareness across communities, on social media and in mainstream media of what’s happening in Congress and this critical moment.

Duluth News Tribune2d

Minnesotans speak out against Medicaid cuts advancing through Congress

Congress could send a bill to the president’s desk that reduces funding for Medicaid and SNAP. Minnesotans in the health care and social services sectors raised concerns Tuesday.