15 States Sue Biden Administration Over Health Coverage for DACA Recipients

Republican attorneys general challenge new rule allowing 'Dreamers' access to ACA benefits

The lawsuit aims to block a rule enabling 100,000 DACA recipients to enroll in the Affordable Care Act starting Nov. 1.
States argue the rule violates federal law and will increase illegal immigration, burdening public resources.
The Biden administration defends the rule, highlighting the contributions of DACA recipients to the U.S. economy.
Only Idaho and Virginia among the suing states run their own health insurance marketplaces.
Previous attempts to challenge Biden administration policies have faced legal hurdles in proving direct harm.