The proposed One, Big, Beautiful Bill under President Trump seeks extensive cuts to Medicaid, affecting potentially 12 million adults over a decade, according to the CBO. While Trump insists the cuts will eliminate fraud and improve efficiency, critics warn they jeopardize health coverage for vulnerable populations. The House passed the bill narrowly, and the Senate is debating amendments amid Republican dissent, indicative of the contentious nature of healthcare reform under this administration. Key senators are expressing concerns about the implications for low-income Americans relying on Medicaid for health insurance.
The One, Big, Beautiful Bill proposes cuts that could lead to nearly 12 million adults losing Medicaid coverage over the next decade, according to the CBO.
Despite claims from the White House that the cuts will reduce fraud, critics argue that the changes may disproportionately affect low-income Americans reliant on Medicaid.
Senator Thom Tillis has expressed concern over Medicaid cuts within the proposed bill, indicating some Republican discontent and potential challenges to passing the legislation.
The One, Big, Beautiful Bill aims to enforce work requirements and eligibility verification, while the White House defends these cuts as necessary to combat waste.
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