BEYOND THE NUMBERS
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This week at CBPP, we focused on immigration, the federal budget and taxes, state budgets and taxes, and the economy.
- On immigration, we released a statement from Shelby Gonzales welcoming the end of the longtime bar on affordable health coverage for people with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
- On the federal budget, Richard Kogan explained why House Republicans should stop using the debt ceiling as a bargaining chip to force deeply unpopular and harmful program cuts.
- On federal taxes, Samantha Jacoby noted that ahead of Tax Day next week, millions of taxpayers are benefiting from a better-funded IRS that is continuing to rebuild. Roxy Caines also shared five important facts to know about claiming valuable tax credits, filing deadlines, and available resources to help with filing.
- On state budgets and taxes, Wesley Tharpe also previewed Tax Day by highlighting how states can wield tax policy for the better or for worse.
- On the economy, we updated our chart book tracking the recovery from the pandemic recession and our backgrounder on how many weeks of unemployment compensation are available.
Chart of the Week — Costly Tax Cuts Have Swept Across States
A variety of news outlets recently featured CBPP’s work and experts. Here are some of the highlights:
Admin To Extend ACA, Medicaid/CHIP Eligibility To DACA Recipients
Inside Health Policy
April 13, 2023
To save Black mothers, government health agencies must gain their trust
The Grio
April 12, 2023
GOP eyes new work requirements for millions on Medicaid, food stamps
Washington Post
April 11, 2023
Los Republicanos de la Cámara de Representantes proponen quitarles comida a los hogares latinos
La Opinion
April 11, 2023
House Democrats Push Back on GOP Proposals Targeting Medicaid
Bloomberg Law
April 11, 2023
ICON prepares to build on the lunar surface. But first, a moonshot at home
CNN
April 11, 2023
Post-pandemic benefit cuts hit some Western New Yorkers
Buffalo News
April 10, 2023
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