White House To Eliminate Medicaid Work Requirements

The video discusses the reversal of a policy allowing states to require work for Medicaid eligibility, a policy initially supported by the Trump administration to reduce reliance on Medicaid. The Supreme Court is reviewing a case on these requirements. Recently, President Biden signed an executive order to remove barriers to Medicaid access.

What policy change is being reversed according to the reports?

• Allowing states to require work for Medicaid eligibility

• Increasing Medicaid coverage for all citizens

• Reducing Medicaid benefits

• Introducing new taxes for Medicaid funding

Which administration allowed states to require work for Medicaid eligibility?

• Obama administration

• Biden administration

• Trump administration

• Bush administration

What was the Trump administration's rationale for the work requirement in Medicaid?

• To cut federal spending on Medicaid

• To help people find jobs with employer-provided health care

• To reduce the number of Medicaid beneficiaries

• To increase state control over Medicaid

What is the current status of the work requirement policy?

• It has been repealed by Congress

• It is under review by the Supreme Court

• It is being expanded to more states

• It has been fully implemented

What action did President Biden take regarding Medicaid barriers?

• Signed an executive order to remove barriers

• Increased Medicaid funding

• Introduced new Medicaid work requirements

• Expanded Medicaid to all states