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Trump’s Bill Could Cost Pennsylvania $800M in Food Aid Cuts
- Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer warned that GOP Medicaid and SNAP cuts could cost the state 41,500 jobs and reduce GDP by over $4.5 billion as the House debates final approval.
- Supported by GOP lawmakers, the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' aims to extend Trump’s tax cuts, funded by significant Medicaid and SNAP reductions, driving widespread economic and social impacts.
- Analysis by the Commonwealth Fund estimates Medicaid and SNAP cuts could reduce Michigan's GDP by $3.57 billion by 2029, with 17,300 healthcare jobs lost, as Manduca states Medicaid rivals auto industry in Detroit.
- Projected job losses from GOP Medicaid and SNAP cuts could reduce Michigan's tax revenue by $319 million and hurt grocery stores, suppliers, and farmers.
- Congress is set to finalize the GOP bill Thursday, with the House poised for near party-line approval, risking billions in Michigan federal funding and thousands of jobs.
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Chicago Sun Times
Usa newsTrump’s Medicaid, SNAP cuts leave Chicago food pantries, community hospitals bracing for hardship
Natasha McClendon worked about three days each week during the school year as a substitute teacher assistant for Chicago Public Schools. But she wasn’t able to land a job for the summer.The 48-year-old Englewood mom worries her struggles to find work could cost her family the public health insurance and food assistance they need. That’s because her current hours may not be enough to satisfy new, more onerous work requirements in President Donald…
Trump’s bill could cost Pennsylvania $800M in food aid cuts
HARRISBURG — For days, Gov. Josh Shapiro has been warning of the devastating impact President Donald Trump’s domestic policy bill will have on Pennsylvania’s ability to feed its poor and disabled residents. The Democratic governor even signaled this week that Trump’s bill might altogether end benefits under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, that 2 million Pennsylvanians rely on to buy groceries and feed their families. Now,…
Trump’s proposed cuts to SNAP, Medicaid and other federal programs could put thousands of private-sector Pennsylvania jobs at risk
Workers have been grappling with uncertainty since President Donald Trump took office. Here's how potential cuts to SNAP, Medicaid, and other programs could impact Pennsylvania's workforce.
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