Avoiding Default and Protecting Against Cuts to Safety-Net Programs: Resources and Fact Sheets

The House-passed Republican plan to avoid default jeopardizes those most at risk, including children, pregnant people, older people, people with disabilities, and people of color. See below for more information on what is at stake and the need to protect access to the health care, hard-earned benefits, and other assistance.

National Fact Sheets

• The Devastating Consequences of U.S. Default on Social Security
• The Consequences of Medicaid Cuts on Children and Families
• The Consequences of Medicaid Cuts on Communities of Color
• The Consequences of Medicaid Cuts on Individuals with Disabilities
• The Consequences of Medicaid Cuts on Older Adults

State-by-State Fact Sheets

• The Devastating Consequences of Medicaid Cuts

  • Alabama
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