Hantiweynaha Mareykanka wuxuu diiwaangelinayaa inuu ka saaro 760,000 qof ka mid ah barnaamijka caafimaadka ee Affordable Care Act
Hantiweynaha Mareykanka JD Vance iyo xubno kale oo ka tirsan madaxtooyada ayaa maanta sheegay inay u diyaar garoobayaan inay ka saaraan 760,000 qof ka mid ah barnaamijka caafimaadka ee Affordable Care Act, iyagoo sheegaya in qaar ka mid ah dadkaasi ay si khaldan u diiwaangashan yihiin ama aysan jirin.
Qorshaha diiwaangelinta iyo sababta
Hantiweynaha Vance ayaa sheegay in la joojiyay diiwaangelinta 315,000 qof oo ku jira 760,000 qof, sababtoo ah dowladdu ma aysan hubin in dadka diiwaangelinaya ay u habboon yihiin barnaamijka. Waxaa sidoo kale jira diiwaangelin kale oo 419,000 ah oo la doonayo in la hubiyo hantiweynaha.
Waxaa sidoo kale la sheegay in la joojiyay lacagaha dhiirrigelinta ee 760,000 qof, taas oo keentay in dowladdu hesho faa'iido dhan $2.2 bilion, iyadoo Vance uu yiri: 'Waxaan hubinaynaa in dadka qaata dhiirrigelinta Obamacare ay u habboon yihiin inay qaataan.'
Xaaladda guud ee barnaamijka iyo khataraha
Dadka ka faa'iideysanaya barnaamijka caafimaadka ee Affordable Care Act waxaa ah 19.2 milyan qof, sida laga soo xigtay xafiiska caafimaadka ee Mareykanka. Waxaa sidoo kale jira khataro la xiriira dambiyo, iyadoo hay'adda dowladda ee GAO ay sheegtay in la sameeyay tababar gaaban oo lagu baaro in barnaamijku u ogolaado in la diiwaangelinayo dad aan jirin.
Waxaa sidoo kale la sheegay in qiimayaasha caafimaadku ay ka badan yihiin kuwii hore, iyadoo xildhibaannada dhaqaalaha ee dowladda dhexe ay ka xun yihiin qorshahan, iyagoo sheegay inuu yahay mid ka dhigaya caafimaadka dadka aad u adag.
Codka xildhibaannada iyo khilaafka
Xildhibaannada dhaqaalaha ee dowladda dhexe ee dalka Mareykanka ayaa ka xun qorshahan, iyagoo sheegay inuu yahay mid ka dhigaya caafimaadka dadka aad u adag. Richard E. Neal, xildhibaan ka tirsan dowladda dhexe ee Massachusetts, ayaa yiri: 'Dowladdu waxay sameysay khilaaf caafimaad oo aad u daran, laakiin qorshahan wuxuu sii xumaanayaa.'
Waxaa sidoo kale la sheegay in xildhibaannada dhaqaalaha ee dowladda dhexe ay ka xun yihiin qorshahan, iyagoo sheegay inuu yahay mid ka dhigaya caafimaadka dadka aad u adag.
Vice President JD Vance and White House officials on Tuesday unveiled a plan to cancel approximately 315,000 Affordable Care Act enrollments covering 760,000 people, citing fraud and ineligible applications. The move is expected to save $2.2 billion in subsidy payments and comes amid a broader crackdown on healthcare fraud across federal programs.
Scope of Cancellations and Verification Efforts
Vance said the cancellation of approximately 315,000 enrollments covering 760,000 people was done in part because the government was not checking whether people enrolled were eligible. Another 419,000 enrollments will receive additional verification to confirm eligibility for the benefit.
The administration said the discovery and cancellation of subsidy payments for hundreds of thousands of people from the exchanges would result in $2.2 billion in cost savings. Vance emphasized that the goal is to ensure only entitled individuals receive Obamacare subsidies.
New Restrictions on Brokers and Broader Fraud Crackdown
The Trump administration also announced a six-month suspension on new agents or brokers who sign up enrollees for healthcare coverage, who officials say commit a disproportionate amount of the fraud they uncovered. This is part of an administration-wide initiative to address fraud around the country, including in federal healthcare programs.
Roughly 19.2 million Americans are actively enrolled in ACA marketplace health plans as of early 2026, according to the HHS website. The announcement comes as stubbornly high inflation and rising healthcare costs pressure the administration to bring down costs for Americans ahead of the fall midterm elections.
Democratic Criticism and GAO Findings on Fraud Risks
Democratic lawmakers criticized the move to remove enrollees from ACA coverage. Richard E. Neal, a Massachusetts Democrat and ranking member of the Ways and Means Committee, said Republicans have already created the worst healthcare crisis ever, but every decision by the Trump Administration is designed to keep making it worse.
The Government Accountability Office suggests fraud risks in the advance premium tax credit do exist, though it is unclear at what scale. A December report showed that the federal marketplace approved subsidized coverage for almost all of the GAO's 24 fake enrollees in covert testing conducted in 2024 and 2025.
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