Trump Budget Bill Medicaid Cuts Could Leave Millions Uninsured, CBO Estimates
CBS NewsJune 5, 20252 min75,006 views
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- 🎯 The House Republican tax bill proposes roughly $715 billion in Medicaid cuts over the next decade.
- ⚠️ This bill could lead to nearly 16 million Americans losing their health coverage over the next decade.
- 💡 A significant portion of the savings, estimated at $280 billion, comes from a new requirement for Medicaid recipients to provide proof of employment.
Impact of Medicaid Work Requirements
- 🧠 Most Medicaid recipients of working age (18-64) will be required to report work activities, though many already work.
- 🛠️ Previous tests show people lose coverage not due to not working, but because they cannot navigate the bureaucracy or reporting process.
- 📉 The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates many will lose coverage due to the inability to prove employment, not lack of work.
Effects on the Affordable Care Act
- 📉 The bill significantly impacts the Affordable Care Act (ACA), particularly for those buying coverage through exchanges (about 24 million people).
- 💰 Provisions in the bill make ACA coverage more difficult and expensive to obtain.
- ⚠️ The expiration of additional subsidies added during COVID-19 will result in a significant drop in people's ability to afford ACA coverage.
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