20250701 - 特朗普的“一项伟大的美丽法案”通过参议院：对美国人的广泛影响 - Analysis Here’s how Trump’s megabill will affect you CNN Politics

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摘要 (Summary)

这篇文章报道了美国国会正在讨论的总统唐纳德·特朗普的“一项伟大的美丽法案”。该法案于2025年7月1日在副总统JD·万斯的关键票下在参议院通过。该法案将影响老年人、学生、纳税人、儿童、父母和低收入美国人等多类人群。法案内容包括延长特朗普第一任期的减税政策，为边境墙提供资金，并通过削减社会安全网的联邦支持来抵消部分收入损失和额外支出。法案还对医疗补助、食品券、奥巴马医改保险、学生贷款、税收等多个领域提出了具体的变动和限制。此外，法案将增加国家债务，提高债务上限，并可能影响利率和日常生活成本。

要点 (Key Facts)

• 法案名为“一项伟大的美丽法案”，由共和党提出，旨在延长特朗普的减税政策并为边境墙提供资金。
• 参议院于2025年7月1日通过该法案，副总统JD·万斯投下了关键票。
• 法案将影响老年人、学生、纳税人、儿童、父母和低收入美国人。
• 医疗补助参与者需要满足新的工作要求，可能会有更多的人失去保险。
• 食品券参与者也将面临更严格的工作要求，未来福利增长将受到限制。
• 奥巴马医改保险的注册和联邦补贴将变得更加困难，可能会导致数百万人失去保险。
• 学生贷款将受到新的限制，借贷和还款选项减少。
• 法案将永久延长2017年的个人所得税减免，并增加儿童税收抵免。
• 电动车税收抵免将于2025年9月底结束。
• 法案将增加国家债务3.3万亿美元，并提高债务上限5万亿美元。
• 为边境墙和移民拘留拨款共计91.5亿美元。

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Seniors, students, taxpayers, children, parents, low-income Americans and just about everyone else will be affected by the massive tax and spending bill being hashed out in real time on Capitol Hill.
老年人、学生、纳税人、儿童、父母、低收入美国人以及几乎所有其他人都将受到国会山实时讨论的巨额税收和支出法案的影响。

Republicans call it President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” but there have been several versions. The latest passed the Senate on Tuesday with Vice President JD Vance’s tie-breaking vote.
共和党人称之为唐纳德·特朗普总统的“一项伟大的美丽法案”，但该法案已有多个版本。最新版本 于周二在副总统 JD·万斯的制胜一票下在参议院获得通过 。

Senate Republicans’ version of the bill differs in key ways from what the House passed in May. Both chambers will ultimately have to pass the same version to send the package to Trump’s desk by his desired July Fourth deadline.
参议院共和党人提出的法案版本与众议院 5 月份通过的版本 在关键方面存在差异 。两院最终必须通过相同的版本，才能在特朗普期望的 7 月 4 日截止日期前将该法案送达特朗普的办公桌。

But the general contours of the massive piece of legislation are known. It extends Trump’s first-term tax cuts, funds his vision for a border wall, and offsets some of that revenue loss and additional spending with cuts to federal support for the social safety net that helps Americans afford food and health insurance.
但这项庞大法案的 大致内容 已为人所知。它延长了特朗普第一任期内的减税政策，为他的边境墙构想提供资金，并通过削减联邦政府对帮助美国人负担得起食品和医疗保险的 社会安全网的 支持来 抵消部分收入损失和额外支出 。

Here’s what we know about how the Senate bill will affect …
以下是我们所知的参议院法案将如何影响……

For many Medicaid enrollees, the biggest impact would be the new work requirement. Certain able-bodied Americans ages 19 to 64 who are enrolled through the Medicaid expansion would have to work, volunteer, attend school or participate in job training at least 80 hours a month. The mandate would also apply to parents of children ages 14 and older.
对于许多医疗补助 (Medicaid) 的参保者来说，最大的影响将是新的工作要求。通过 医疗补助扩展计划 参保的某些 19 至 64 岁身体健全的美国人每月必须工作、参与志愿服务、上学或参加职业培训至少 80 小时。这项规定也适用于 14 岁及以上儿童的父母。

Read more from Tami Luhby here.
点击 此处 阅读 Tami Luhby 的更多文章。

In addition, expansion enrollees would have their eligibility reviewed more frequently and would have to pay up to $35 for certain care.
此外，扩大参保范围的参保人员的资格审查将会更加频繁，并且需要为某些护理支付高达 35 美元的费用。

Overall, Medicaid enrollees could face other changes, since states would receive less federal funding for the program. This could force some states to eliminate certain benefits or tighten enrollment, among other alterations.
总体而言，医疗补助计划 (Medicaid) 的参保者可能面临其他变化，因为各州获得的联邦资金将减少。这可能会迫使一些州取消某些福利或收紧参保条件，以及其他一些改变。

Plus, many enrollees would face more paperwork and verification requirements, which could make it harder for some to apply for and maintain their benefits. The bill would delay the implementation of some provisions in two Biden administration rules aimed at streamlining enrollment and renewing coverage.
此外，许多参保者将面临更多的文书工作和验证要求，这可能会使一些人更难申请和维持他们的福利。该法案将推迟实施拜登政府两项旨在简化参保流程和续保规则中的部分条款。

Nearly 12 million more people would be uninsured in 2034, with many of them losing coverage because of the Medicaid provisions in the bill, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis published Sunday, before subsequent changes to the bill that the Senate ultimately passed.
根据国会预算办公室周日发布的分析报告，在参议院最终通过该法案的后续修改之前，到 2034 年，将有近 1200 万人 失去医疗保险，其中许多人将因该法案中的医疗补助条款而失去医疗保险。

More Americans who receive food stamps would have to work to keep their benefits. The bill would broaden the existing work mandate to enrollees ages 55 to 64 and parents of children ages 14 and older, as well as to veterans, former foster youth and people experiencing homelessness.
更多领取食品券的美国人将不得不工作才能继续领取福利。该法案将把现有的工作强制令范围扩大到55至64岁的参保人、14岁及以上儿童的父母，以及退伍军人、前寄养儿童和无家可归者。

Enrollees in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP, the formal name for food stamps, may also face other changes: Many states would also have to cover part of the benefit costs for the first time and pay more of the administrative costs, both of which may force them to tighten benefits, cut eligibility or make other alterations, including potentially withdrawing from the safety-net program. Also, the growth of food stamp benefits would be limited in the future.
补充营养援助计划 （简称 SNAP，食品券的正式名称）的参与者可能还面临其他变化：许多州还将首次承担部分福利成本，并支付更多的行政费用，这两项变化都可能迫使这些州收紧福利、降低领取资格或做出其他调整，包括可能退出这项安全网计划。此外，未来食品券福利的增长将受到限制。

Read more from Tami about an earlier iteration of the Senate bill’s food stamp changes here.
请点击 此处 阅读 Tami 撰写的有关参议院法案中食品券变化的早期版本的更多信息。

Americans looking for coverage on the Obamacare exchanges could have a tougher time enrolling in plans and receiving federal subsidies to help pay their premiums. The bill would increase verification requirements and would effectively end automatic reenrollment. The CBO estimates that millions of people would lose their Obamacare coverage.
寻求奥巴马医改保险的美国人在加入保险计划并获得联邦补贴支付保费方面可能会面临更大的困难。该法案将提高验证要求，并实际上终止自动重新注册制度。国会预算办公室估计，数百万人将失去奥巴马医改保险。

Just because you aren’t on Medicaid doesn’t mean your health care wouldn’t be affected by the bill. Hospitals are warning that the steep cuts to Medicaid could force some hospitals — particularly in rural locations — to close their doors, limit services and reduce staff.
即使您没有参加医疗补助计划 (Medicaid)，也并不意味着您的医疗保健不会受到该法案的影响。医院警告称，医疗补助计划的大幅削减可能会迫使一些医院（尤其是农村地区的医院）关门、限制服务并裁员。

“The real-life consequences of these reductions will result in irreparable harm to access to care for all Americans,” Rick Pollack, CEO of the American Hospital Association, wrote in a letter to senators Sunday.
美国医院协会首席执行官里克·波拉克周日在给参议员的一封信中写道：“这些削减措施的实际后果将对所有美国人获得医疗服务造成无法弥补的损害。”

The bill could also affect those who don’t receive food stamps. A trade group for independent grocers warned that cutting federal support for the program could hurt local food retailers, which increase access to groceries, provide jobs and help local economies — particularly in rural and underserved areas.
该法案还可能影响那些没有领取食品券的人。一个独立食品杂货商贸易组织 警告说 ，削减联邦政府对该计划的支持可能会损害当地食品零售商的利益，而这些零售商可以增加食品杂货的供应，提供就业机会，并帮助当地经济——尤其是在农村和服务欠缺的地区。

State lawmakers would likely have to make tough decisions since they would face massive reductions in federal support for Medicaid and food stamps. They could try to limit the cost of the programs by cutting benefits or eligibility, but they might also decide to try to save money in other areas, such as education or infrastructure.
由于联邦政府将大幅削减医疗补助和食品券的资助，州议员们可能不得不做出艰难的抉择。他们或许可以通过削减福利或资格来限制这些项目的成本，但也可能会决定在其他领域节省资金，例如教育或基础设施。

The bill would reduce the amount of taxes that state and local governments can levy on providers, notably hospitals, which is a key source of funding for states. Also, it would require many states to start paying for part of the food stamp benefits and shoulder more of the administrative costs.
该法案将减少州和地方政府向医疗服务提供者（尤其是医院）征收的税额，而医院是各州的主要资金来源。此外，该法案还将要求许多州开始支付部分食品券福利，并承担更多的行政成本。

Many taxpayers would continue to benefit from the array of individual income tax cuts from the 2017 Trump tax package that are set to expire at year’s end. The current bill would permanently extend essentially all those tax breaks, including the lower individual rates and a near-doubling of the standard deduction.
许多纳税人将继续受益于2017年特朗普税收方案中的一系列个人所得税减免政策，这些政策将于年底到期。目前的法案将永久延长几乎所有这些税收减免政策，包括降低个人税率和将标准扣除额提高近一倍。

But a lot of those taxpayers may not notice this tax relief because it would be a continuation of provisions that have been in place since the 2017 law was enacted. Some, however, may benefit from the larger child tax credit and temporary increase in the cap on state and local tax deductions, as well as other new tax breaks in the bill.
但很多纳税人可能没有注意到这项税收减免，因为这将是自2017年法律颁布以来一直存在的条款的延续。然而，有些人可能会受益于更大的儿童税收抵免、暂时提高州和地方税收抵免上限，以及该法案中的其他新的税收减免措施。

Households would see their taxes reduced by $2,900, on average, according to a Tax Policy Center analysis of the tax provisions in the bill. But that figure varies widely depending on taxpayers’ income. More on that later.
根据 税收政策中心对该法案中税收条款的分析 ，平均每个家庭将减少 2900 美元的税款。但该数字因纳税人收入而异。稍后将详细介绍。

Senior citizens would receive a $6,000 boost to their standard deduction from 2025 through 2028. The benefit would start to phase out for individuals with incomes of more than $75,000 and couples with incomes double that amount.
从 2025 年到 2028 年，老年人的标准扣除额将增加 6,000 美元。对于收入超过 75,000 美元的个人和收入是该数额两倍的夫妇，这项福利将开始逐步取消。

This tax break is in lieu of Trump’s campaign promise to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits.
此次减税是为了兑现特朗普竞选时做出的取消社会保障福利税的承诺。

Some lower-income seniors enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid, however, could be affected by the Medicaid cuts in the bill. They could lose their Medicaid coverage, which helps them cover their Medicare premiums and out-of-pocket costs. They could also lose benefits they receive through Medicaid, such as long-term care and dental services.
然而，一些同时参加联邦医疗保险（Medicare）和医疗补助（Medicaid）的低收入老年人可能会受到该法案中医疗补助削减的影响。他们可能会失去医疗补助，而医疗补助可以帮助他们支付联邦医疗保险保费和自付费用。他们还可能失去通过医疗补助获得的福利，例如长期护理和牙科服务。

New caps would be placed on the amount students can borrow in federal student loans for graduate school and how much parents can borrow to help pay students’ tuition. There would be fewer opportunities for deferments or forbearance. There would also be limits on lending for part-time students and a much more limited set of repayment options, veering away from the loan forgiveness programs of the Biden era.
学生在研究生阶段可借联邦学生贷款的金额以及家长为支付学生学费可借的金额都将受到 新的限制 。延期或宽限的机会将减少。非全日制学生的贷款也将受到限制，还款方式也将更加有限，这与拜登时代的贷款减免计划截然不同。

A primary focus of the bill is tax cuts, but not everyone who pays taxes will pay less. Private universities are generally tax-exempt, although they do pay a 1.4% tax on income from their endowments. This bill would jack up that endowment income tax to a top rate of 8% for colleges whose endowments exceed $2 million per enrolled student. We’re talking about schools like Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT and Princeton.
该法案的重点是减税，但并非所有纳税人都会少缴税。私立大学通常免税，但它们的捐赠收入需缴纳 1.4%的税。这项法案将把每位注册学生捐赠收入超过 200 万美元的大学的捐赠所得税率提高到最高 8%。我们指的是 哈佛、耶鲁、斯坦福、麻省理工学院和普林斯顿等学校 。

Good news for anyone buying a new American-made car with a loan: This bill will allow up to $10,000 in interest to be deducted from taxable income.
对于任何通过贷款购买美国产新车的人来说，这都是一个好消息：该法案将允许从应税收入中扣除高达 10,000 美元的利息。

Bad news for anyone wanting to buy an electric vehicle: EV tax credits, which ranged up to $7,500 and were enacted by Democrats under President Joe Biden, would end at the end of September. They had been scheduled to last through 2032.
对于任何想购买电动汽车的人来说，这都是一个坏消息：由乔·拜登总统领导下的民主党颁布的电动汽车税收抵免政策将于9月底结束。这项政策原定持续到2032年。

Many parents would get a larger tax break: The legislation would permanently beef up the child tax credit to $2,200 per kid, up from the current $2,000.
许多父母将获得更大的税收减免：该法案将永久性地将儿童税收抵免额从目前的每名儿童 2,000 美元提高到 2,200 美元。

Single parents earning up to $200,000 and married couples earning up to $400,000 would qualify. The credit would phase out for those with higher incomes.
收入不超过20万美元的单亲父母和收入不超过40万美元的已婚夫妇将符合资格。对于收入更高的人群，这项抵免将逐步取消。

However, other parents could lose out on government assistance since many of those with children ages 14 and older would have to work to continue receiving Medicaid and food stamps.
然而，其他父母可能会失去政府援助，因为许多有 14 岁及以上孩子的父母必须工作才能继续领取医疗补助和食品券。

In a three-year pilot program, every American baby born between 2025 and 2028 would get a $1,000 nest egg from the government to be invested in an index fund. Parents could then add $5,000 each year to those accounts and watch the interest grow during childhood. No deductions would be allowed until the child turns 18. Originally called a “baby bonus,” or a “MAGA account,” the name was changed to “Trump accounts” over the course of this year. It bears some similarities to proposals put forward by Democrats, including Sen. Cory Booker. Read more from CNN’s Jeanne Sahadi.
在一项为期三年的试点项目中，每个在 2025 年至 2028 年期间出生的美国婴儿都将获得政府提供的 1000 美元储蓄，用于投资指数基金。父母可以每年向这些账户存入 5000 美元，并在孩子年满 18 岁之前看着利息增长。在孩子年满 18 岁之前，不得扣除任何费用。该账户最初被称为“婴儿奖金”或“MAGA 账户”，今年更名为“特朗普账户”。它与包括参议员科里·布克在内的民主党人提出的提案有一些相似之处。 更多内容请阅读 CNN 记者珍妮·萨哈迪的报道。

Many workers who receive tips or overtime compensation would get a tax break through 2028.
许多获得小费或加班补偿的工人将在 2028 年之前享受减税。

Employees who work in jobs that traditionally receive tips could deduct up to $25,000 in tip income from their federal income taxes, while workers who receive overtime could deduct up to $12,500 of that extra pay.
从事传统上可获得小费的工作的员工可以从联邦所得税中扣除高达 25,000 美元的小费收入，而获得加班费的员工可以从额外工资中扣除高达 12,500 美元的小费收入。

Highly compensated individuals who make more than $160,000 in 2025 would not qualify.
2025 年收入超过 160,000 美元的高薪个人将不符合资格。

The bill speeds up the end of tax incentives for renewable energy projects to 2027.
该法案将可再生能源项目税收优惠政策的终止时间提前至2027年。

The bill would limit eligibility for federal benefits — including food stamps, Medicaid, Affordable Care Act premium subsidies and Medicare — to a smaller set of noncitizens.
该法案将限制一小部分非公民享受联邦福利的资格，包括食品券、医疗补助、平价医疗法案保费补贴和医疗保险。

Some immigrants, such as refugees, asylees and victims of domestic violence and sex trafficking, would no longer qualify.
一些移民，例如难民、寻求庇护者以及家庭暴力和性交易的受害者，将不再符合资格。

In addition, immigrants would have to pay new or higher fees to apply for various programs, including asylum, work authorization, humanitarian parole and Temporary Protected Status, as well as for most immigration court filings.
此外，移民必须支付新的或更高的费用才能申请各种项目，包括庇护、工作许可、人道主义假释和临时保护身份，以及大多数移民法庭申请。

Wealthy Americans would benefit far more from the tax package than those lower on the income scale, according to a Tax Policy Center analysis of the Senate bill.
根据 税收政策中心对参议院法案的分析 ，富裕的美国人将从税收方案中受益远远超过收入较低的人。

While all households would see their taxes reduced, some 60% of the benefits would go to those making $217,000 or more (the top 20%). These folks would receive an average tax cut of $12,500, or 3.4% of their after-tax income, in 2026, the analysis found.
虽然所有家庭的税收都会减少，但约60%的减税将惠及收入21.7万美元或以上的人（即最富有的20%）。分析发现，到2026年，这些人的平均减税额将达到1.25万美元，相当于其税后收入的3.4%。

But the lowest-income households, who earn about $35,000 or less, would receive an average tax cut of only $150, less than 1% of their after-tax income. Middle-income households would see their taxes reduced by about $1,800, or 2.3% of their after-tax income, on average.
但收入最低的家庭（即年收入约3.5万美元或以下的家庭）平均仅可获得150美元的减税，不到其税后收入的1%。中等收入家庭平均可获得约1800美元的减税，相当于其税后收入的2.3%。

This analysis does not take into account the historic cuts to the nation’s safety-net program, which would hurt lower-income Americans. They would see their income reduced after factoring in the changes to Medicaid and food stamps, according to a report from the Budget Lab at Yale.
这项分析并未将国家社会保障计划的历史性削减考虑在内，这将损害低收入美国人的利益。根据耶鲁大学预算实验室的一份 报告 ，在计入医疗补助和食品券的变化后，他们的收入将会减少。

It’s hard to believe, but according to a Congressional Research Service report, thousands of people who made $1 million or more claimed unemployment benefits in 2021 and 2022. This bill puts an end to that.
这很难令人相信，但根据国会研究服务处的一份报告，2021 年和 2022 年，数千名收入 100 万美元或以上的人申请了失业救济金。这项法案将终结这种情况。

Musk is furious about the bill and howling about it on social media. Not only does he disagree with the deficit-exploding tax cuts, he would also prefer more spending cuts.
马斯克 对这项法案怒不可遏 ，在社交媒体上大声疾呼。他不仅反对导致赤字激增的减税措施，还更倾向于进一步削减开支。

The Tesla CEO also vehemently opposes the abrupt end to EV tax credits.
特斯拉首席执行官也强烈反对突然终止电动汽车税收抵免。

“It gives handouts to industries of the past while severely damaging industries of the future,” he wrote on X. He predicted “political suicide” for Republicans if they turn this bill into law.
他在 X 上写道：“它为过去的行业提供施舍，同时严重损害未来的行业。”他预测，如果共和党将该法案变成法律，那将是“政治自杀”。

The bill would increase the deficit by $3.3 trillion over the next decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office report published Sunday. Republicans have embraced a budget gimmick to argue the impact of the bill is much smaller. But nobody should expect the roughly $36 trillion national debt to shrink as a result of the package.
根据国会预算办公室周日发布的报告，该法案将在未来十年内使赤字增加 3.3 万亿美元。共和党人采取了一种预算花招，声称该法案的影响要小得多。但没有人应该指望约 36 万亿美元的国家债务 会因为这项一揽子计划而减少。

The legislation would also raise the debt ceiling by $5 trillion to allow the Treasury Department to borrow more to pay the bills that have already been incurred.
该法案还将把债务上限提高 5 万亿美元，以允许财政部借入更多资金来支付已经产生的账单。

Many Americans could feel the consequences of the nation’s ever-growing debt in their wallets. The bill would increase interest rates, according to a CBO analysis of the House version. That could make mortgages, car loans and credit card payments more expensive.
许多美国人可能会感受到国家债务不断增长的后果。根据国会预算办公室对众议院版本的分析，该法案将提高利率。这可能会使抵押贷款、汽车贷款和信用卡还款变得更加昂贵。

Read more from CNN’s Matt Egan here.
请点击 此处 阅读 CNN 的 Matt Egan 的更多报道。

The money Trump could not secure for a border wall during his first term is in this bill. It allocates $46.5 billion for border wall construction and $45 billion for the detention of undocumented people apprehended by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
特朗普第一任期内未能筹措到的修建边境墙资金都包含在这项法案中。该法案拨款 465 亿美元用于修建边境墙，并拨款 450 亿美元用于拘留移民和海关执法局（ICE）逮捕的无证移民。