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Bill Passed (50-50, Vice President of the United States, voted Yea)
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Makes major changes across taxes, health care, education, immigration, energy permitting, agriculture/forestry, financial regulation, and defense and border security funding. It extends and modifies farm/forestry programs and payments; provides large multi‑year funding for the Department of Defense and the Coast Guard; funds border barriers and CBP; and adds new immigration and immigration‑court fees.
It also reshapes federal student aid by creating a new “Workforce Pell Grant” for short job‑training programs while limiting Pell Grants for certain less‑than‑half‑time students. In health care, it tightens Affordable Care Act Exchange enrollment and tax-credit verification and bars treating gender transition procedures as an essential health benefit for Exchange plans starting in 2027. It makes extensive tax-code changes (including extending and revising individual and business provisions and restricting/ending some clean energy credits), adds new PBM transparency rules in Medicare drug coverage, and changes federal workforce retirement/benefits oversight rules.
LIVE Beneficiaries Act
Strikes subparagraph (B) of 36B(c)(1), removing specified text (disallowing premium tax credit during certain Medicaid ineligibility due to alien status).
Inserts text before the period at the end of section 1412(d) as specified in the bill (advance determinations).
Adds new paragraphs (including an Exchange enrollment verification requirement and Exchange compliance with filing requirements) to 36B(c).
Amends the definition of 'coverage month' and adds pre-enrollment verification process and special enrollment exceptions.
Strikes subparagraph (B) of 36B(f)(2) and makes conforming amendments related to recapture of advance payments.
Conforming amendment to replace a reference to section 36B(f)(2)(B)(ii) with updated substitution language.
Amends subsection (c)(2) to add permanent safe harbor for absence of deductible for telehealth services and to add bronze and catastrophic plans as HDHPs and to treat direct primary care arrangements.
Strikes specified text in clause (ii) relating to certain coverage disregarded.
Adds a new subparagraph treating direct primary care service arrangements as not being treated as a health plan and defines such arrangements and fee limits.
Adds subsection (h) establishing a Rural Health Transformation Program with appropriations, application and allotment rules, uses of funds, and related provisions.
And 472 more affected sections...
Introduced May 20, 2025 by Jodey Cook Arrington · Last progress July 4, 2025
President of the United States
Became Public Law No: 119-21.
Signed by President.
Presented to President.
Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
