NYC Health Commissioner on Trump Administration's $12 Billion Health Funding Cuts
CBS New YorkApril 7, 20251 min788 views
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- 🏛️ New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut have joined 20 other states in suing the Trump administration.
- 💰 The lawsuit challenges the unlawful and harmful rollback of $12 billion in healthcare funding allocated by Congress during the pandemic.
Impact on New York State
- 📉 New York is projected to lose $400 million in funding.
- 👥 200 local organizations have already lost their funding, and at least 23 public health employees have been laid off.
NYC's Specific Concerns
- 🦠 The acting NYC Health Commissioner, Dr. Michelle Morris, expresses extreme concern about losing $100 million in grants for infectious disease prevention.
- ⚠️ As the largest and most international city, NYC is at higher risk of being hit first and hardest by infectious disease outbreaks due to these cuts.
Future Actions and Hopes
- ⚖️ Dr. Morris hopes the lawsuit will slow down the funding reduction process.
- 🤝 In the meantime, her team is collaborating with city hall to determine the next steps and how to proceed amidst the funding shortfall.
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