Undocumented residents’ access to state health insurance marketplace delayed from 2026 to 2028
A plan to give undocumented immigrants access to Maryland’s state health insurance marketplace next year has been put off until 2028 by state officials, citing recent federal policies on immigrants as well as overall uncertainty in health care markets.
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