The proposed $880 billion cuts to Medicaid by President Trump and Republican leaders have sparked controversy and concern. While the official stance is to eliminate waste and fraud, independent analyses suggest dire consequences for millions of vulnerable Americans.

64%. That’s the share of Medicaid recipients, ages 19-64, who already work, including 44% who work full-time, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, which notes many eligible enrollees risk losing coverage because of the “administrative burden” of reporting requirements associated with work mandates.