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Noncitizens' eligibility for Medicaid in the United States varies by immigration status and state policy, with some states providing coverage to undocumented immigrants
Federal eligibility for public benefits is governed by a layered statutory regime that generally limits most federal programs to U.S. citizens and a narrower class of “qualified” noncitizens; unauthor...
The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 (PRWORA) rewrote the rules for noncitizen access to federal public benefits by creating a binary framework—“qualified” versu...
(FPL) for a single-person household in the 48 contiguous states and equals about $22,025 per year — roughly $1,835 per month — a threshold commonly used to determine Medicaid eligibility in expansion ...