Federal law currently prohibits work requirements for Medicaid benefits, but the Trump administration has granted waivers to four states and is considering three more. (Photo: Shutterstock)
A conservative advocacy group is touting the results of a study that it says show the benefits of requiring able-bodied Medicaid beneficiaries to be employed.
The study by the Buckeye Institute, a conservative group based in Columbus, Ohio, concludes that Medicaid work requirements will significantly boost the lifetime earnings of those who would otherwise not be working.
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