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Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Faces a Swarm of Senate GOP Objections

  • President Trump's legislative package, called the 'big beautiful bill,' passed the House on May 22, 2025, after intense overnight negotiations.
  • The bill extends 2017 tax cuts, raises child tax credit, increases standard deduction, and sets new work requirements for SNAP and Medicaid starting in 2026.
  • The legislation expands work or volunteer obligations to include healthy adults without dependents as well as parents whose children are at least seven years old, and it raises the maximum age for these requirements from 54 to 64.
  • The Congressional Budget Office warns the bill could raise deficits by trillions over ten years and cause 8.6 million to lose health care and 3 million to lose food assistance, as critics from both parties highlight.
  • Senate Majority Leader John Thune is targeting a July 4 deadline to approve the bill, though some Senate Republicans are resisting and seeking amendments, while Trump has called it potentially the most important legislation in the nation's history.
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Tax Foundation broke the news in on Wednesday, May 21, 2025.
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