“One Big Beautiful Bill” Passed | 1,100 Pages Explained Simply #onebigbeautifulbill

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The U.S. House has just passed the massive “One Big Beautiful Bill” with a narrow 17 – 16 vote — and everyone’s talking. But what’s really inside this 1,100-page law?

In this episode of Immigration Talk Show, we’ll explain what this bill means for immigrants, taxpayers, students, workers, and everyday families. With major tax cuts, new immigration provisions, healthcare changes, and bold social policies — it’s a mixed bag of promises and controversy.

We’ll walk you through this in a simple, Indian-style explanation. No legal jargon. Just straight talk.

Whether you live in the U.S., plan to immigrate, or simply want to understand what’s happening in American politics, this video is your go-to summary.

Key Topics Covered
What exactly is the “One Big Beautiful Bill” and why it matters

The biggest tax cuts and who benefits most

Immigration reform details that impact Indian visa applicants and families

New healthcare provisions: good or bad for citizens and immigrants?

The political divide: who’s supporting it, who’s opposing it

What it means for Indian students, H-1B workers, and green card hopefuls

Authoritative Sources to Reference
U.S. Congress – Bill Summary & Status Page
Summary: Official record of the bill, its text, voting history, and sponsors
Source: https://www.congress.gov/

USCIS – Immigration Policy Impacts
Summary: How legislative changes could alter USCIS processing and eligibility
Source: https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom

IRS – Tax Changes Overview
Summary: Breakdown of tax reforms and eligibility based on the new bill
Source: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom

Disclaimer
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