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Federal Tax Cuts Reduce Eligibility for Health and Food Assistance in Virginia

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A sweeping federal tax-cut package, signed by Donald Trump more than a year ago, is creating new demands on the state budget and policy of Virginia. Secretary of Health and Human Resources Marvin Figueroa stated that the bill was intended to save the federal government money by lowering eligibility requirements for healthcare coverage under Medicaid and food assistance under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Virginia.

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The policy changes impact the public safety net in Virginia. By reducing eligibility for key assistance programs, the package affects the operational mandates and funding needs of state agencies like the Virginia Department of Social Services and the Department of Medical Assistance Services.

Virginia social services are currently being examined alongside research efforts by UChicago and Virginia Tech, amid criticism of federal food aid by the Trump administration.

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