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Medicaid, SNAP, and Taxes: What’s Really Inside the Senate’s New Budget Bill Backed by Trump?
The Trump-supported Senate budget bill proposes extending 2017 tax cuts, exempting tip/overtime pay, and raising the SALT deduction cap to $40K. Meanwhile, it cuts Medicaid funding, imposes work requirements, and shifts SNAP costs to states — potentially removing benefits for millions. With a projected $5.7 trillion increase to national debt by 2034, the bill could reshape federal support programs and how Americans are taxed. Know how it affects your future.
Senate GOP Spending Bill Targets SNAP—What It Means for Millions of Households
The Senate GOP’s proposed spending bill includes massive cuts to the SNAP program, which could leave millions of Americans without crucial food assistance. The changes would tighten eligibility, impose strict work requirements, and reduce funding for the program, potentially increasing food insecurity for vulnerable households. Find out what these changes mean and how you can prepare.
SNAP Benefit Cuts in New York: Here’s How Much Less Recipients Could See Each Month
SNAP benefit cuts in New York could reduce monthly assistance by up to $130 for a family of three, affecting millions of New Yorkers. Stay informed and take action to prepare for potential changes to this vital program.