The U.S. Senate rejected bills to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, guaranteeing higher premiums in 2026. Related federal policy disputes highlight shifts in health insurance, disaster relief funding, and immigration enforcement.
Senate bill introduces federal restrictions on abortion coverage, gender-affirming care, and immigrant Medicaid access amid ACA subsidy expiry, affecting millions' health insurance options.
California expands healthcare access universally regardless of immigration status amid challenges managing the largest U.S. border crossing. State leaders call for federal immigration reform to address healthcare and border policy impacts.
Explore essential insights for U.S. retirees considering international relocation, covering visas, taxation, Social Security, and estate planning complexities.
Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno's proposal to outlaw dual citizenship has sparked extensive public opposition and legal concerns, emphasizing debates on citizenship law, heritage, and regulatory implications in the U.S.
Florida CFO proposes legislation to restrict driver's licenses, insurance, and workers' comp for undocumented migrants, highlighting regulatory and safety issues.
Analysis of why one-size-fits-all federal programs in healthcare, education, and immigration often underperform. Highlights need for local empowerment and reform in insurance, spending, labor, and border policy.
Detailed examination of the U.S. vetting and security compliance process for Afghan nationals, focusing on regulatory and screening protocols to ensure thorough risk assessment.
The 2026 Budget Reconciliation Law limits federally funded health coverage for lawfully present immigrants, impacting Medicaid, Marketplace, and Medicare eligibility and increasing the uninsured population by 1.4 million. State-funded options may mitigate effects. Learn more about coverage changes and implications for insurers and policymakers.
New federal rules and tax law changes reduce subsidies and tighten enrollment in ACA marketplaces, risking higher premiums and lower enrollment, especially among lawfully present immigrants. States challenge these barriers.
