Potential Medicaid Cuts and Work Requirements Loom Under Trump

Texas officials, known for their longstanding resistance to expanding Medicaid, may seize the opportunity to further reduce the program if Donald Trump, upon assuming the presidency again, implements cuts. Although Trump has not announced specific plans, past Republican efforts suggest Medicaid could face significant reductions. This would particularly impact Texas, where Medicaid already covers a smaller percentage of residents compared to other states, and where officials are unlikely to compensate for federal cuts with state funds. Health advocates warn that such cuts could severely affect vulnerable populations, including children, seniors, and people with disabilities.
- If Trump Makes Cuts to Medicaid, Texas Officials Could Seize the Opportunity to Further Slash the Program ProPublica
- Wednesday, December 4, 2024 Kaiser Health News
- Medicaid Threats in the Upcoming Congress Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
- Letters to the Editor: How work requirements for Medicaid patients would cost all of us Los Angeles Times
- Under Trump, many states might pursue Medicaid work requirements Iowa Capital Dispatch
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