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The Trump administration has postponed the enforcement of Medicaid work requirements, granting states an additional six months for preparation. While the requirements are scheduled to take effect on January 1, states can opt for a transition period.
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The Trump administration has postponed the enforcement of Medicaid work requirements, granting states an additional six months for preparation. While the requirements are scheduled to take effect on January 1, states can opt for a transition period.
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Trump administration delays Medicaid work requirement enforcement
Trump administration postpones Medicaid work requirement enforcement