Feb 25, 2025: Executive Order Targeting Immigrants and Federal Assistance Programs

The executive order issued last week does not alter eligibility for federally funded public benefits. Undocumented individuals remain eligible for very few public benefits, which are typically protected by federal law and cannot be changed by executive order alone. Families should continue to use benefits they are eligible for until further notice. Check back for updates

Nov 12, 2024: Important Update for Immigrant Families

Despite the recent election, no immigration or public benefits rules have changed or are likely to change before January 20, 2025. We are closely monitoring any policy changes and will keep this page current with the latest information. Please check back here for updates and reliable guidance.

May 1, 2023: Keep Your Medicaid

If you had Medicaid during the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, Medicaid renewals are no longer automatic.

• Look for renewal papers in the mail from your county/state Medicaid agency.
• If you’ve moved, make sure the agency has your current contact information.

Want to renew your Medicaid?

• Complete your renewal forms when you receive them.
• Contact your state Medicaid agency. Find your agency at: medicaid.gov
• Need help? Find local assisters at: healthcare.gov

Getting Medicaid does not affect immigration status.*

• Use the Guide: keepyourbenefits.org/en/na/use-the-guide

*(unless used for long-term, institutional care)