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Democrats Say the Fight for Undocumented Immigrant Healthcare Isn’t over, Despite Budget Deal
- On May 16, 2025, Minnesota Democrats and clergy protested outside the House chamber reading letters from undocumented immigrants facing health care loss.
- The protest was organized in reaction to a budget agreement reached by Governor Tim Walz and state lawmakers that aims to eliminate MinnesotaCare coverage for undocumented adults while maintaining it for undocumented children.
- MinnesotaCare, established in 1992, enrolled over 20,000 undocumented individuals by April 24, 2025, with 24% being children and claims costing $3.9 million.
- Gabby, a diabetic factory worker of 24 years, described panic attacks over possible coverage loss, while advocates called the repeal "cruelty dressed as fiscal responsibility."
- Advocates said the compromise is insufficient and Democrats, opposed to the deal, prepare to seek separate votes as the Legislature faces a May 19 budget deadline.
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Minnesota Democrats Battle to Keep Taxpayer-Funded ‘Free’ Healthcare for Illegal Aliens
Elected Democrats in Minnesota are battling hard to ensure that the people living illegally in their districts, who shouldn't be able to vote for them, can access "free" taxpayer-funded healthcare. The post Minnesota Democrats Battle to Keep Taxpayer-Funded ‘Free’ Healthcare for Illegal Aliens appeared first on Slay News.
Explore Powerful Stories Of Challenges Faced By Immigrants In Summer Film Series At National Hispanic Cultural Center
Courtesy/Katie Rooke NMDCA News: ALBUQUERQUE — The National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) invites visitors to its Bank of America Theatre for a series of three films throughout the summer that explore the challenges faced by immigrants and undocumented workers in the United States. “The Center works to preserve, promote, and advance the multiple forms of arts and culture among our community, and cinema is a key part of that effort,” NHCC Even…
Former HHS Sec. Xavier Becerra rebukes Gov. Newsom's bid to end Medi-Cal for undocumented immigrants
Former Health Secretary Xavier Becerra, who is running to replace the termed-out Democratic governor, said in a one-on-one interview, he disagrees with Gov. Gavin Newsom's proposal to cap free health insurance for immigrants without legal status.
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Minnesota lawmakers, clergy members hold vigil for undocumented immigrants
ST. PAUL — Clergy members and Minnesota Democrats stood outside the House chamber Friday morning, reading letters from undocumented immigrants who are preparing to potentially be kicked off their health care. One of those letters was from a Southern Minnesotan, Gabby, read by Pastor Melissa Melnick of Tapestry Luther. Gabby has lived in Minnesota for 24 years, is a packing factory worker and is a diabetic who had struggled without health insuran…
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