Maryland Governor Approves Law to Provide Low-Cost Health Insurance to Undocumented Migrants

Last Thursday, Wes Mooregovernor of Maryland, signed a law where it is authorized to provide health insurance for undocumented people who reside in said state.

In fact, having access to this medical insurance would benefit 300 to 600 thousand irregular people, in order to guarantee high quality health services at a low cost for everyone regardless of migratory status.

Although the governor of Maryland has already given its approval to this law, the federal government still needs to authorize the determination, in order to resume the Obamacare to people who do not have their documents in order.

We must remember that Obamacare is a program that provides affordable insurance to all undocumented immigrants.

It should be noted that the price of this care can vary, although it is estimated to be less than one hundred dollars per month; there are even certain beneficiaries who only cover 10 dollars per month.

All undocumented migrants will be able to choose different options with the intention of choosing the best insurance, according to their needs, with a federal authorization process that will last about three months.

When it has been approved, an advisor who knows the Spanish language will help you choose the best options according to your illnesses and medical condition, for which you will need to undergo a medical examination.

It is worth mentioning that the state of Maryland already has a rule that provides protection to pregnant women regardless of their immigration status.

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