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California Immigrants Weigh Health Coverage Against Deportation Risk

  • California immigrants without legal status like Maria face tough choices about enrolling in Medi-Cal amid fears of data sharing with immigration authorities.
  • This situation arises as the Trump administration shares Medicaid enrollee data with deportation agencies and California plans to end Medi-Cal enrollment for adults without status in January 2026.
  • California increased its auto-renewal rate to 63% during Medi-Cal's unwinding process but also experienced barriers like workforce shortages, system issues, and procedural disenrollments affecting coverage continuity.
  • A May poll found 58% of California adults opposed health benefits for immigrants without legal status, while reports warn many could lose coverage and seek costlier emergency care.
  • These developments suggest future policy adjustments must balance fiscal pressures, health access needs, and administrative improvements to support vulnerable Medi-Cal enrollees.
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Ban on immigrant Medicaid coverage, provider tax increases axed from OBBBA

(The Center Square) – Republicans’ chances of passing the One Big Beautiful Bill Act by next week have narrowed considerably, with the Senate parliamentarian ruling out several Medicaid-changing provisions that held hundreds of billions in savings.

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The Center Square broke the news in United States on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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