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Trump and the GOP let ACA prices skyrocket. 5 million have dropped health insurance

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Selena Simmons-Duffin
Trump and the GOP let ACA prices skyrocket. 5 million have dropped health insurance
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Approximately five million people have lost their Affordable Care Act health insurance coverage in 2026 following the expiration of enhanced tax credits. The drop in enrollment coincides with significant premium increases and a shift in federal policy under the Trump administration.

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The loss of coverage for millions highlights the impact of federal subsidy policies on healthcare affordability and access in the United States.

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Far more people than previously known have dropped Affordable Care Act health insurance for 2026, according to data released Friday.

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The headline and framing emphasize the negative impact of the current administration's policies on insurance affordability.

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