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Four states sue HHS over Medicaid work requirements rule

Four states are suing the HHS over Medicaid work requirements, arguing the CMS did not have constitutional authority to impose them.

A lawsuit brought by four states contends that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) did not have constitutional authority to impose Medicaid work requirements.

In court documents filed by Oregon, Minnesota, New Mexico, and Washington, plaintiffs argue that the requirements – set to take effect on January 1,

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