Attorney General Rob Bonta is challenging two Trump Administration proposals that would restrict gender-affirming care for minors, warning that the rules could reduce access to medically necessary treatment and interfere with state-protected healthcare rights.
A multi-state poll of 5,000 Black adults revealed that economic instability and limited access to health care are the most pressing issues facing Black families in 2025, with 90% of respondents stating Medicaid has been important to them and/or their families.
People with a history of criminal legal system involvement face significant barriers to employment, but policies and practices can be implemented to reduce these barriers and open job opportunities to help break the cycle of incarceration.
Congress passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” which cuts Medicaid and Planned Parenthood funding to fund President Trump’s anti-immigrant agenda, threatening the health and rights of millions of Americans.
The Due Process Continuity of Care Act would allow individuals to retain Medicaid coverage during pretrial incarceration, preventing the loss of essential health care and reducing recidivism and the cycle of incarceration and crisis care.
The ACLU has criticized the Senate’s approval of H.R. 1, the “so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act”, for gutting Medicaid, cutting off access to Planned Parenthood services, and redirecting funds towards a deportation apparatus, which would deny due process and violate human rights.
The House reconciliation bill claims to promote affordable housing but is actually a massive assault on social services, Medicaid, SNAP, and immigration protections, ultimately exacerbating California’s housing crisis and pushing more people into homelessness.
Medicaid is a crucial tool in crime prevention, and proposed cuts to the program could have devastating consequences, including an increase in crime rates.
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