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California's Medi-Cal program provides some health services to undocumented immigrants, but coverage is limited
By 2026, Medicaid asset rules will largely remain unchanged in most states—keeping very low countable-resource thresholds for long‑term‑care eligibility—while a few states stand out with much higher o...
have established state-funded health programs that extend some public coverage to people regardless of immigration status—most commonly to children, several to pregnant people, and a smaller set to ad...
historically has been one of the few states to extend state-funded Medi‑Cal to low-income adults regardless of immigration status, but recent budget legislation and executive proposals have changed wh...
There is no single, definitive federal tally of “how much the U.S. spends on providing health care to illegal (undocumented) immigrants”; estimates vary by definition and data source, and most federal...
’s 2024 expansion to cover low‑income adults regardless of immigration status created new near‑term spending obligations estimated by state analysts and advocacy groups in the low billions, while the ...
A definitive, state-by-state count of people enrolled in state‑funded health programs that cover undocumented immigrants is not available in the reporting provided: federal and nonprofit trackers list...