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Undocumented immigrants' access to Emergency Medicaid for non-emergency conditions, with varying state practices and policies
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...
to anyone who presents at an emergency department under EMTALA; when the patient is an undocumented immigrant, that care can be billed to (which reimburses providers, not the patient) if the patient m...
Hospitals recover costs for care of through a patchwork of federal reimbursements for emergency services, hospital charity-care and financial-assistance policies, and state-funded programs where avail...
Federal law requires Medicare-participating hospitals to medically screen and stabilize anyone who comes to an emergency department with an emergency condition, regardless of immigration status or abi...
A recent New York Times exposé and follow-up reporting show the Transportation Security Administration has been transmitting full passenger lists to Immigration and Customs Enforcement several times a...