Justice in Aging submitted comments opposing proposed USCIS changes to the change of address form, urging protections for older immigrants and access to critical public benefits without unnecessary barriers.
Governor Newsom’s May Revision of the proposed 2026-27 state budget will make it more unaffordable to age in California by cutting access to critical health and long-term care programs.
H.R. 1 strips many older immigrants in California of access to affordable health coverage, putting long-time residents at risk of becoming uninsured and destabilized.
This comprehensive guide breaks down Medicare eligibility and costs for older immigrants, and includes tips on accessing savings programs and language assistance.
Justice in Aging’ experts break down the most urgent policy threats facing older immigrants in 2025, from Medicaid data sharing to ICE raids in "protected areas."
This new explainer and implementation timeline outlines how and when the law’s Medicaid, Medicare, and ACA changes impact health and long-term care access for older adults. This explainer complements our more detailed section-by-section summary of H.R. 1.
