President Trump signed significant legislation reducing safety-net programs, marking the largest cut in U.S. history. This move is expected to leave nearly 12 million Americans without health insurance. The cuts target programs that support low-income children, raising concerns about the future of healthcare access for vulnerable populations. Critics argue that these changes could exacerbate existing disparities in healthcare availability and quality. The legislation reflects a broader Republican strategy to reduce government spending on social programs. As the impact unfolds, healthcare providers and policymakers must address the potential increase in uninsured individuals and the strain on healthcare systems.
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