After Judge Blocked Kentucky Medicaid Work Requirements, Trump Administration Approves Them Again

The Trump administration has reinstated permission for Kentucky to compel many of its low-income residents on Medicaid to work or prepare for a job after a federal court had blocked the state’s ability to begin the requirements. Federal health officials announced Tuesday night that they had, for a second time, approved Kentucky’s plan to impose “community engagement” requirements as part of Medicaid, saying they could start in April, nine months after they originally were to have taken effect.

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