In a historic event for public administration in the United States, President Donald Trump achieved the approval of the "Great and Beautiful Budget Act," which establishes cuts of USD 3.3 trillion in public spending considered unnecessary over the next decade.
This ambitious plan, which was approved by both chambers of Congress, seeks to reduce the state deficit, eliminate waste, and redirect resources toward priority areas that truly benefit citizens and strengthen the nation.
The approved law includes decisive and precise reductions in state programs that showed high levels of inefficiency, waste, and corruption. Among the spending cuts are:
The spending cuts
Medicaid, which will see a decrease of about USD 930 billion, with reforms that include system modernization and the implementation of stricter requirements to ensure assistance for those who need it most.
Additionally, the SNAP food assistance program will experience cuts of approximately USD 185 billion, directing benefits to legitimate recipients and eliminating fraud.
