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flag The Trump administration plans 2027 work rules for SNAP and Medicaid, risking millions losing benefits despite most recipients already working.

flag In 2025, the Trump administration expanded work requirements for federal benefits, imposing 80-hour monthly work, training, or volunteer duties on SNAP and Medicaid recipients aged 19 to 64, including parents of children 14 to 17, with reduced exemptions. flag These rules, set to take effect in 2027 for Medicaid, could lead to millions losing healthcare, according to the CBO, despite most recipients already working. flag Critics argue the mandates strain administration, offer little employment gain, and harm vulnerable groups, citing Georgia’s failed Medicaid work program as evidence.

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