3 Democrat-led states have rolled back Medicaid access for people lacking permanent legal status – AP/MSN

At least seven states and the District of Columbia have offered coverage for immigrants since mostly 2020. But three of them have done an about-face, ending or limiting coverage for hundreds of thousands of immigrants who aren’t in the U.S. legally in California, Illinois and Minnesota. The programs cost way more than officials had projected at a time when the states are facing multibillion-dollar deficits now and in the future. In Illinois, adult immigrants ages 42-64 without legal status have lost their health care to save an estimated $404 million.
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Frank Goudy
8 months ago

The fact that illegals get ANY taxpayer medical care is absurd.

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