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The Senate Republican tax and spending bill proposes significant changes including raising the SALT deduction cap to benefit upper-middle-income earners, increasing the child tax credit, implementing Medicaid funding cuts with stricter work requirements, and ending certain clean energy tax credits, while also introducing new savings accounts for children and limits on student loans, which could impact various income groups and social programs.
The Senate is set to vote on the final amendments of the GOP megabill, with mixed support and ongoing negotiations, while House Democrats oppose it and are preparing to block its passage. Key issues include Medicaid funding, food aid, and energy tax credits, with significant debate over the bill's impact and procedural delays. President Trump has hinted at extending the July 4 deadline for passing the legislation.
Senate Republicans have introduced an updated version of their domestic policy bill, including compromises on Medicaid funding, tax deductions, and energy credits, aiming to secure moderate support and move towards a vote, with ongoing negotiations and potential amendments.
The Senate Republicans released a bill proposing significant Medicaid cuts, permanent tax cuts from 2017, and adjustments to energy and child tax credits, while also raising the debt limit by $5 trillion, amidst ongoing negotiations and resistance from some senators and House members.
Republican efforts to cut green energy tax credits from the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act face resistance in the Senate, with concerns from industry leaders, some GOP senators, and House Republicans about economic impacts, job losses, and project cancellations, leading to calls for more thoughtful and strategic adjustments to support ongoing investments and energy infrastructure.