The Trump administration is delaying the implementation of controversial Medicaid work requirements, giving states an extra six months to prepare. The work requirements, which Republicans established in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act last year, will still technically go into effect Jan. 1. But states will have an optional “hold harmless” transition period that will…
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Trump administration delays Medicaid work requirement enforcement
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Originally reported by The Hill. Read the full story at the original source.
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