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Key Medicaid provision in Trump’s big tax cut and spending bill is found to violate Senate rules

  • Senate Republicans are rushing to pass a major tax and spending bill called the 'One Big, Beautiful Bill' by the July 4th deadline in Washington, D.C.
  • The bill faces challenges due to a Senate parliamentarian ruling that a key provision reducing state Medicaid provider taxes violates budget rules and must be removed.
  • The provision aimed to cut a Medicaid provider tax from 6% to 3%, saving billions to offset the package's trillions in tax cuts, but Republicans fear this threatens funding for rural hospitals.
  • Sen. Ron Wyden called the bill 'rotten to its core' with over $250 billion in health cuts removed, while Sen. Susan Collins demanded at least $100 billion for a rural hospital fund.
  • Senate GOP leaders must find alternatives to secure enough votes, as the parliamentarian's guidance complicates swift passage and some Republicans warn the bill could harm hospitals and immigrants.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate parliamentarian has warned that a key Medicaid-related tax overhaul at the heart of President Donald Trump's tax and spending cuts bill does not comply with the chamber's procedural rules, dealing a crucial blow as Republicans rush to finalize the package this week.

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Las Vegas Sun broke the news in Las Vegas, United States on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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