Changes to federal Medicaid eligibility are leaving refugees and asylum seekers facing new barriers to health care. As some lose coverage and others are mistakenly denied benefits, advocates warn that confusion and limited alternatives could put vulnerable populations at greater risk.
Medicaid Cuts Threaten Health Care Access for Refugees and Asylum Seekers
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