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California OKs $2.8B to close Medicaid funding gap after expanding immigrant coverage

  • California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 100 to provide $2.8 billion to address a shortfall in the state's Medicaid program, ensuring coverage for 15 million residents until June.
  • Medi-Cal's expansion to include all low-income adults regardless of immigration status, initiated in January 2024, has led to costs exceeding $8.4 billion annually, causing bipartisan criticism.
  • Republican California state Representative Carl DeMaio criticized the expansion, asserting that it jeopardizes healthcare for needy citizens and called for an audit of Medi-Cal spending.
  • Fiscal watchdogs warn that the Medicaid program is unsustainable without reform, highlighting concerns about rising costs linked to illegal immigrant coverage.
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