Refugees will soon lose healthcare
Refugees in Chicago will lose Medicaid eligibility starting Wednesday due to new legislation. The city also reports on local political developments and recent sports results.
Good morning, Chicago. ✶🔎 Below: As part of the "One Big Beautiful Bill," refugees will no longer be eligible for Medicaid after Wednesday. We meet one local family facing this cutoff.🗞️ Plus: President Donald Trump visits the suburbs, Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle accepts campaign cash from unions amid negotiations and more news you need to know.📝 Keeping score: The Cubs beat the Red Sox, 6-2; the White Sox beat the Rockies, 4-2.🌤️ Today's weather: Mostly sunny with a high near…
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