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Under Trump, many states might pursue Medicaid work requirements • New Jersey Monitor

  • Arkansas became the first state to require some Medicaid recipients to work for benefits, affecting 18,000 adults before a judge halted the policy in April 2019.
  • Nine additional states sought permission to enact similar Medicaid work requirements during Trump's presidency but did not gain approval by its end.
  • Supporters argue that work requirements for Medicaid recipients promote self-sufficiency, while critics contend these rules harm more individuals than they assist.
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