House Republicans unveiled a plan to cut approximately $900 billion in spending over ten years, primarily focused on Medicaid reforms and eliminating climate initiatives from the Inflation Reduction Act. The Energy and Commerce Committee outlined several measures, including a work requirement for able-bodied adults enrolled in Medicaid and reduced federal reimbursement rates for states with illegal immigrant enrollees. The proposal seeks to contribute to overall $1.5 trillion cuts needed to support President Trump's agenda, while simultaneously making some minor reforms to Medicare without significant cuts.
House Republicans propose a $900 billion spending cut plan focusing on Medicaid reform and the elimination of climate change initiatives from previous legislation.
The plan aims to help fund President Trump's legislative agenda while imposing stricter work requirements on low-income Medicaid beneficiaries.
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