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Yes — have meaningfully changed immigrant access to social services: and made both expansions and rollbacks at the federal level (notably residents in 2024 and broad restrictions in 2025), states cont...
Undocumented immigrants remain ineligible for federally funded Medicaid, Medicare, and ACA marketplace premium tax credits as of 2025; federal changes in H.R.1 further restrict eligibility for many no...
Federal statutes and implementing regulations — chiefly the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and long-standing immigration-related eligibility rules for Medicaid and other federal programs — define who may b...
The Department of Education’s 2025 proposal to narrow what counts as a “professional” degree would remove higher loan limits and other financial protections from many graduate programs — especially in...
The 2025 reclassification narrows which graduate programs count as “professional” for federal loan limits and appears set to cut off higher borrowing caps for many fields—most reports say nursing and ...
State-level Medicaid expansion and state-funded programs materially shape immigrant access to healthcare: , while states that restrict eligibility or cut programs see increased gaps. Recent policy shi...
Republicans and Democrats are not proposing to give broad federal healthcare coverage to people who are undocumented; their major disagreements center on should regain or lose access to Medicaid, CHIP...