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Medicaid Cuts Unveiled: Millions Could Lose Healthcare Medicaid Cuts Unveiled: Millions Could Lose Healthcare House Republicans have unveiled a plan to cut $880 billion from Medicaid, a proposal that's ignited a fierce political battle. The cuts, designed to offset the cost of President Trump's tax cuts, are drawing sharp criticism from Democrats who warn that millions of Americans will lose their health insurance coverage. The legislation, revealed late Sunday, details sweeping changes to eligibility requirements and cost-sharing for Medicaid recipients. This is shaping up to be one of the most significant healthcare debates since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) faced repeal attempts several years ago. Key Proposed Changes: Increased Work Requirements: Able-bodied adults without dependents would need to fulfill at least 80 hours of work, education, or community service monthly to qualify. More Frequent Eligibility Verif...

Trump's SHOCKING $5 Million Citizenship Plan: Genius or Gimmick? Trump's SHOCKING $5 Million Citizenship Plan: Genius or Gimmick? President Trump's recent announcement of a "$5 million gold card" offering a pathway to US citizenship has sent shockwaves through the immigration world. While the idea sounds simple enough – wealthy foreigners pay $5 million for citizenship – the reality is far more complex and legally questionable. The short answer is no. While Trump's proposal suggests a new visa granting lawful permanent resident status and a path to citizenship, the President doesn't have the power to create such a program unilaterally. This isn't just a matter of opinion; it's a matter of established law. Both Presidents Obama and Biden faced limitations when using executive actions on immigration, highlighting the need for Congressional approval for significant immigration reforms. ...