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Nonprofits Warn They Can't Fill Gaps Left by Cuts to Health Care, Food Assistance

MINNESOTA'S 8TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, JUL 9 – Minnesota nonprofits say $1 trillion Medicaid cuts over 10 years and SNAP cost shifts will increase demand for meals and health services, straining local resources, officials said.

  • The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes $1.2 trillion in cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, with nonprofits warning that these cuts will harm health care and food assistance.
  • The bill mandates work requirements for SNAP recipients until age 65, potentially costing Massachusetts an additional $53.3 million annually, according to the governor's office.
  • The Congressional Budget Office predicts SNAP cuts will save $186 billion in federal spending over the next decade, affecting more than 42 million people who rely on these benefits.
  • Agencies expect increases in food pantry participation due to the cuts, as they anticipate widespread negative impacts on society.
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northiowareporter.com broke the news in on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
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