Reposted by Dr. T. Flo (Trying to get back on two feet in 2026)
Under the old rules, immigrants in the United States legally — including refugees and asylees — were eligible for Medicaid before they got their green card.
mprnews.org
Minnesota family stuck without care after thousands of immigrants lose Medicaid coverage
A Twin Cities family says their mother could soon be left without care for a brain injury, after Medicaid coverage ended for thousands of Minnesota immigrants. Advocates and government officials are s...
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