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22 Attorneys General Fight ACA Rule Threatening Healthcare Access

4/16/2025

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Twenty-two state attorneys general are rallying against a proposed rule that could limit access to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and drive up healthcare costs. They warn it would burden state governments and hospitals, leading to more Medicaid enrollments and higher premiums for consumers. This rule, rooted in a Trump-era memo, jeopardizes affordable healthcare for millions.

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Story summary

Twenty-two state attorneys general are rallying against a proposed rule that could limit access to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and drive up healthcare costs. They warn it would burden state governments and hospitals, leading to more Medicaid enrollments and higher premiums for consumers. This rule, rooted in a Trump-era memo, jeopardizes affordable healthcare for millions.