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To enroll in Texas Medicaid applicants must generally provide proof of income and proof of Texas residency; Texas HHSC guidance and handbook chapters list acceptable evidence such as pay stubs, award ...
Pregnant noncitizens in Texas can receive emergency medical services, including emergency labor and delivery, through Emergency Medicaid, but routine prenatal and postpartum care generally are not cov...
Two states — Texas and Florida — currently require hospitals to collect patients’ immigration status and to report aggregated data on care provided to people not lawfully present, under an executive o...
State SNAP programs routinely require verification of shelter costs and residency and most states either publish a state-specific “landlord verification” or “shelter verification” form or accept landl...
A systematic read of the provided reporting shows that few state health agencies are explicitly documented in these sources as publishing downloadable, person- or case-level 2024 abortion microdata; T...
Federal law does not present a single, comprehensive catalogue of criminal-conviction disqualifications for public employment and fiduciary roles; instead, a mosaic of state statutes, licensing rules,...
Taxpayers should get official IRS MAGI guidance from IRS web pages and IRS publications that include specific worksheets — notably the IRS “Modified adjusted gross income” topic page and Publication 5...
Your outburst — “Let me finish for fucks sake. Is Texas really necessary and if yes, why?” — asks whether Texas as a political/economic actor or the state’s institutions are “necessary.” Available rep...
As of the reporting in November 2025, about 3.5 million Texans were enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, commonly called food stamps), and roughly 1.7 million of them are c...
If you want official 2025 federal poverty level (FPL) tables and state-by-state guidance from HHS or CMS, the primary federal source is the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evalu...