Medicaid's cost-sharing structure may incentivize fraud at state level: Report
California, which has over 10 million residents enrolled in Medicaid, is one of roughly two dozen states that sued the federal government over the boosted work requirements enacted in Republicans’ “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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California, which has over 10 million residents enrolled in Medicaid, is one of roughly two dozen states that sued the federal government over the boosted work requirements enacted in Republicans’ “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
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