Over the last decade, nearly 200,000 refugee children have resettled across the United States. Once resettled, our nation’s comprehensive refugee health screening program helps ensure that refugee children and families are healthy enough to start school and successfully integrate into U.S.
By Libby Bandelin, Daily Caller News Foundation Amidst America’s grocery affordability crisis, California is reportedly spending billions of taxpayer dollars to send free luxury meals to eligible welfare recipients including illegal immigrants living in the state. Enrollees in California’s Medi-Cal…
More than $1 billion in Georgia pandemic unemployment claims had not been reviewed to verify eligibility as of June 30, 2025, and it's not known if the claims remain unverified. The finding is... More than $1B in Georgia's pandemic benefits Posted By: 4250Luis, 10/24/2026 9:19:47 PM More…
The Trump administration just needs to shut down the work visa programs like H-1B altogether until and unless it can figure out how to prevent mass abuse of the programs to import foreign labor and exclude Americans from the workforce. In…
Learn how California's Proposition 44 threatens nonprofit community health clinics, immigrant healthcare safety nets, and vital multilingual services. Proposition 44 â Threatens California Community Clinics and Immigrant Healthcare As Proposition 44 approaches the November 3 midterm elections, roughly 180 nonprofit community clinics across California face…
New Mexico Health Care Authority The New Mexico Health Care Authority is requesting a $125 million base budget increase for a fund lawmakers have used to subsidize some Affordable Care Act premiums and backfill federal healthcare cuts. Lawmakers authorized a $191 million…
This article by Andrew Jones first appeared in KFF Health News, republished with permission. Refugees. Sex-trafficking victims. People fleeing war. They’re among the hundreds of thousands of immigrants living in the country legally who no longer qualify for Medicaid. The…
Analysis estimates immigrant workers in three major healthcare sub-sectors support more than $61.6 billion in GDP and generate roughly $10.3 billion in annual tax revenue Data warns of future workforce pressures, noting that more than 45 percent of immigrant workers in home care…
Many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) arrange visitor medical insurance for their parents before they travel to the United States. However, some families realize only after arrival that their parents are uninsured or that their planned stay will be longer than expected.
More than 1 million U.S. children live in families where at least one child is a U.S. citizen and at least one is not, and the noncitizen children are more than three times as likely to be uninsured, according to a new study…
Who Medicaid covers: enrollment, expansion states, eligibility rules for immigrants and others, and people losing coverage.
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