Texas’ 90,000 DACA recipients can sign up for Affordable Care Act coverage — for now

The video discusses the concerns of DACA recipients about losing access to health insurance under the Affordable Care Act due to a rule change by the Biden administration. This change is being legally challenged by Republican attorneys general. The video also explores the potential impact of the Trump administration on DACA and the ACA, highlighting the legal battles and the role of the Supreme Court in determining the future of these programs.

What change did the Biden administration make regarding DACA recipients and health insurance?

• Allowed them to be considered lawfully present for the Affordable Care Act

• Required them to pay higher premiums

• Excluded them from all federal benefits

• Prohibited them from enrolling in any health insurance

What is the main argument of the Kansas attorney general against DACA recipients receiving Obamacare?

• It violates state laws

• It is an unfair financial burden on states

• It is not supported by the public

• It encourages illegal immigration

According to the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund, why should attorneys general back down from the lawsuit?

• It is likely to fail in court

• It lacks public support

• It is too costly to pursue

• It is against the best interests of their constituents

What was the Supreme Court's decision regarding DACA in June 2020?

• They postponed the decision

• They refused to hear the case

• They upheld DACA

• They ruled against DACA

What is the stance of the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund on the benefits of DACA recipients?

• They are a burden on the healthcare system

• They should not be allowed to work

• They contribute positively to the economy and society

• They should be deported