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Archives
- September 30, 2018
California, Also Leading the Resistance Against Trump’s Assault on Health Care
Read moreWhile the Trump administration continues its assault on the Affordable Care Act and health care benefits with its recently proposed "public charge rule" aimed at punishing immigrants for seeking publicly funded health care and other safety net (or foundational, societal) services, California forges ahead to strengthen affordable, comprehensive health…
- September 28, 2018
Trump Team Works to Wall-Off Immigrants from Medicaid
Read moreFrom the moment Donald Trump announced his run for the presidency he revealed his intent to inflame the basest of instincts to fuel his ascendency to power. In his two years in office, Trump has stuck to his boorish behavior and has consistently pushed policies targeting people of color,…
- September 27, 2018
Health and Civil Rights Groups’ Comments on Calif. Proposed Merger of Catholic Health Systems
Read moreThe National Health Law Program along with more than 20 health, civil and human rights groups, filed comments with the California Department of Justice urging it to accompany a merger of two large Catholic health care systems in the state with "robust and enforceable conditions that protect community interests.…
- September 27, 2018
DHS’ Proposed Rule: What May Change with Public Charge?
Read moreThe Department of Homeland Security is proposing a radical change to the longstanding immigration "public charge" provision, which impacts access to vital programs like Medicaid, housing assistance and an array food supplemental programs, for immigrants and their families. In this issue brief, Managing Attorney of National Health Law Program's…
- September 24, 2018
Trump Targets Health of Immigrant Families In Seeking Change of Longstanding Immigration Law
Read moreRule Change Aims to Discourage Immigrant Families from Health, Food and Nutrition ServicesWashington – The Trump administration’s Department of Homeland Security has issued a mean-spirited proposed regulation intended to yank vital publicly funded health care and other safety net services from individuals and families in the citizenship process.“The president has…
- September 19, 2018
Medicaid Coverage of Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment for Individuals Under 21
Read moreIn this fact sheet, National Health Law Program attorneys Héctor Hernández-Delgado and Kim Lewis explain how state Medicaid agencies can ensure quality mental health care is accessible to low-income individuals 21 and younger. The authors also recommend state Medicaid agencies provide home-and-community based care for youth with long-term psychiatric care needs. "Long term…