How they voted: Trump budget /7

WASHINGTON —   The U.S. House approved President Trump’s sweeping reforms of U.S. public policy. The vote: 218-214.  Two Republicans voted against the bill, as did all 212 House Democrats. The bill now goes  to the president’s desk for his signature. Here is a summary of key elements in the 940-page budget document as analyzed by  Zachary Wolf and Tami Luhby of CNN:

> Millions of people on Medicaid will lose coverage.

> Fewer people who need help affording food will get it.

> People with Affordable Care Act policies will have more difficulty getting covered.

> People who aren’t on Medicaid, Obamacare or SNAP food stamps may still feel the cuts unless state governments pick up the slack, which most states cannot afford.

>Taxpayers will not notice the tax cut extensions although the wealth will get wealthier.

> Senior citizens will get a temporary tax break.

> People with student loans will have fewer opportunities for deferments or forbearance.

> Private colleges with big endowments: will see a big tax hike.

> Someone buying a car will be able to deduct interest payments

> Parents will get a bigger tax credit for each of their children.

> Babies will get a nest egg from the government.

>Workers who receive tips or overtime pay will get a temporary tax break.

> People planning on solar and wind tax credits: will have to hurry.

> Immigrants will no longer qualify for benefits

> Millionaires who lose their jobs no longer will collect unemployment.

> People worried about the national debt will be unhappy.

> Trump’s border wall finally will be built.

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