Georgia’s Public Schools Could Lose Funding and College Students Could Lose Financing Options in New Federal Law
Ashley Young
Georgia’s Public Schools Could Lose Funding and College Students Could Lose Financing Options in New Federal Law

By Ashley Young | July 28, 2025

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Georgia’s Public Schools Could Lose Funding and College Students Could Lose Financing Options in New Federal Law
Georgians could see hospital closures and reduced health coverage due to Medicaid changes in New Federal Law
Fact Sheets
Georgians could see hospital closures and reduced health coverage due to Medicaid changes in New Federal Law

By Leah Chan | July 28, 2025

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Georgians could see hospital closures and reduced health coverage due to Medicaid changes in New Federal Law
Unprecedented Cuts to SNAP in New Federal Law Could Lead to Georgia Seeing Significant Increases in Food Insecurity and Hunger
Cash and Safety Net
Unprecedented Cuts to SNAP in New Federal Law Could Lead to Georgia Seeing Significant Increases in Food Insecurity and Hunger

By Ife Finch Floyd | July 28, 2025

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Unprecedented Cuts to SNAP in New Federal Law Could Lead to Georgia Seeing Significant Increases in Food Insecurity and Hunger
Georgians Will Face Cuts to Core Programs and Higher Federal Debt to Finance Reduced Taxes for Top Earners in New Federal Law
Budget and Taxes
Georgians Will Face Cuts to Core Programs and Higher Federal Debt to Finance Reduced Taxes for Top Earners in New Federal Law

By Danny Kanso | July 28, 2025

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Georgians Will Face Cuts to Core Programs and Higher Federal Debt to Finance Reduced Taxes for Top Earners in New Federal Law
Historic Federal Tax Shift Benefits Wealthiest, Grows Deficit and Exacerbates Georgia’s Rural Challenges
Bill Analysis
Historic Federal Tax Shift Benefits Wealthiest, Grows Deficit and Exacerbates Georgia’s Rural Challenges

By GBPI Staff | July 17, 2025

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Historic Federal Tax Shift Benefits Wealthiest, Grows Deficit and Exacerbates Georgia’s Rural Challenges
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