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Trump Budget Bill Mandates Cost Shifts for SNAP and Medicaid Programs

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Provisions from President Donald Trump’s budget bill regarding how the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Medicaid are administered will take effect on October 1. Under the new structure, states will be required to shoulder 75 percent of SNAP administration costs, while the federal government's reimbursement will be lowered to 25 percent. This shift is expected to add nearly $17 billion to states over five years, as they simultaneously implement tightened work requirements.

From newrepublic.com

Why it matters

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The policy shifts mandate that states absorb a larger financial responsibility for the administration of the SNAP program. This increases the financial obligations of state governments regarding major federal benefit programs.

Researchers at the Brookings Institution have been analyzing the various policy strategies and proposals put forth by President Donald Trump.

From newrepublic.com

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  • Donald TrumpPresident whose budget bill drives the policy changes affecting public benefits.

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  • National Governors AssociationSpeculative

    The National Governors Association could face increased financial pressure as states are required to shoulder a larger portion of SNAP administration costs.

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