Tax Cuts Leave 26 States Vulnerable as Trump's Bill Shifts SNAP and Medicaid Costs to States
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Eli Hager
Summary
The article examines how President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act will shift billions in SNAP (food stamp) and Medicaid costs from the federal government to state governments. It highlights that 26 states have cut or eliminated state income taxes since 2021, leaving them financially vulnerable and potentially unable to fund these essential safety net programs. The piece references the recent government shutdown as a preview of the crisis, during which families skipped meals, food banks ran out of supplies, and some people resorted to dumpster diving.
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· 3 pulledThis fall, Americans got to see what it's like to go without a safety net for the hungry.
Families skipped meals, and babies went unfed. Food banks ran out of food, and some people turned to dumpster diving.
Starting next October, Trump's so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act will shift billions in SNAP costs from the federal government onto states.
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