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Hakeem Jeffries says the Republican "big ugly bill" made the largest Medicaid cut in American history

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Now playing on All Clips Hakeem Jeffries says the Republican "big ugly bill" made the largest Medicaid cut in American history Hakeem Jeffries430 plays Watch on Instagram · Transcript & source

Speaking at a press briefing, Hakeem Jeffries says the bill cut $186 billion from nutritional assistance and gave ICE $75 billion, which he calls a "slush fund." He says the cuts paid for "massive tax breaks to billionaire MAGA donors."

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Who
Hakeem Jeffries
Where
briefing - press conference after the election
Original footage
Rep. Jeffries · watch the full video from this moment
Length
50 seconds, unedited within the cut
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430 on Instagram
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Or what could you do about that? We're going to have to take a look at the one big ugly bill, which was a disaster for the American people. The largest cut to Medicaid in American history, a $186 billion cut to nutritional assistance, literally ripping food away from the mouths of hungry children, veterans, and seniors. billionaires, ICE was given a $75 billion slush fund so that mass agents could brutalize and kill American citizens and violently target law -abiding immigrant communities. That's unacceptable. And all of this was done in order to provide massive tax breaks to billionaire MAGA donors.

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