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Arizona and Florida lawmakers expanded a safety net known as the Children’s Health Insurance Program , or CHIP , for children in families that earn too much for Medicaid .
Arizona 's plan hewed to Biden administration policies, such as keeping eligible children enrolled in CHIP even with unpaid premiums.
Florida 's proposal ignored those coverage protections; the state has removed at least 22,000 children from CHIP for unpaid premiums since the rule took effect Jan. 1 .
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