These Democratic governors are trying to curb health care for unauthorized immigrants

As states grapple with budget shortfalls, Democratic governors in California and Minnesota are proposing measures to limit or roll back healthcare access for undocumented immigrants amid political pressure to cut spending during negotiations. These actions reflect a broader trend of governors balancing concerns over funding with internal party opposition, including opposition from some Democrats who argue the changes could disproportionately affect vulnerable communities. Without passing a budget before July 1, these states risk further service cuts and potential government shutdowns.