Medha Makhlouf

Six states and the District of Columbia are scaling back state-funded healthcare for noncitizens due to federal Medicaid cuts and expired Obamacare subsidies. States including California, Colorado, and New York previously covered income-eligible noncitizen adults, while 14 states provided coverage for noncitizen children.

Several U.S. states and the District of Columbia are scaling back state-funded healthcare coverage for noncitizens due to federal Medicaid cuts and expired federal subsidies. At least five states (California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, and Washington) have reduced benefits, while others may follow as budget pressures persist.

Six states and the District of Columbia have scaled back state-funded healthcare coverage for noncitizens due to federal Medicaid cuts and expired Obamacare subsidies. States including California, Colorado, Illinois, New York, Oregon, and Washington face budget constraints, leading to reduced health benefits for immigrants.