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CBO Estimates $911B Medicaid Cut from Trump Reconciliation Law

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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Cindy Hyde-Smith voted for Donald Trump's 2025 reconciliation law. The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the law would reduce federal Medicaid spending by about $911 billion over a decade. Former Vice President Kamala Harris criticized the legislation, arguing its Medicaid provisions would hurt Mississippi. Hyde-Smith defended her vote, stating it was a step toward greater efficiency and savings from the federal government.

From newsweek.com

Why it matters

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The reconciliation law imposes a $1 trillion cut to Medicaid. The Congressional Budget Office estimates this reduction in federal Medicaid spending. This change could materially reduce state healthcare funding in Mississippi and affect regional healthcare providers who rely on federal funding.

From newsweek.com

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  • MississippiSpeculative

    Mississippi might see reduced state healthcare funding due to the Medicaid provisions

  • Appalachian Regional Healthcare could face reduced primary funding access from federal Medicaid spending cuts

  • The United States of America might experience reduced federal funding for Medicaid

  • The District of Columbia could see impacts on health coverage funding due to the national Medicaid cut

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