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- U.S. President Donald Trump’s House Resolution 1 removes Medicaid coverage for refugees and other immigrants.
- As of Oct. 1, about 280,000 refugees, asylum-seekers and humanitarian immigrants lose Medicaid nationwide.
- In Washington, roughly 11,000 lawfully present refugees and asylum-seekers lose Apple Health coverage on Thursday.
- Children, pregnant people and those within 12 months postpartum remain eligible for Apple Health.
- KFF’s Drishti Pillai says remaining immigrants could only buy full-price ACA plans, often unaffordable.
