Several states are rolling back healthcare coverage for undocumented immigrants, reversing pandemic-era expansions. - States cite budget constraints and political pressure for the cuts.
- Advocates say immigrants lack political power and are first to lose benefits. - Cuts range from full elimination to reduced eligibility or higher premiums.
- Critics warn of higher emergency costs and worse public health outcomes. The trend affects thousands of low-income immigrants in states like California, New York, and Illinois.