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Lawmakers could take ‘master class’ on corruption with ‘ComEd Four’ closing arguments set
It’s a cost born entirely by the state because the individuals are not eligible for the Medicaid program.
The expansion of state-sponsored health care to individuals who are ineligible for Medicaid based on their citizenship status is expected to cost $990 million in the upcoming fiscal year.
Administration, juggling dozens of big-money funding requests, pledges spending won't exceed revenue By JERRY NOWICKI Capitol News Illinois
The state estimates an expansion of state-sponsored health care to individuals who are ineligible for Medicaid based on their citizenship status is expected to cost $990 million in the upcoming fiscal year, far outpacing the original price tag cited when the measures became law.