It is clear to me that any potential changes to national policy regarding Medicaid and health insurance programs--like those contained in the Senate Republicans' Better Care Reconciliation Act--will directly impact Tribal communities and Native lives.
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Udall warns that Medicaid policy changes will affect Tribal communities.
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