The letter requests extensive information related to potential fraud, waste, and abuse, focusing on personal care, home health, "adult day care services," non-emergency medical transportation, and behavioral health services.

The Trump administration announced new initiatives to combat Medicare and Medicaid fraud, including withholding $259.5 million from Minnesota.

USCIS has issued updated instructions for employers of Haitian immigrants with TPS, in response to a recent court decision. The Trump administration has appealed, and 18 states have filed an amicus brief in support of the plaintiffs.

Telehealth flexibilities and Hospital-at-Home provisions are extended.

TPS status for Haitians remains in place, although the federal government is likely to appeal the ruling.

DHS has announced that TPS will be terminated for Ethiopians, effective Feb. 13^th, and FRP programs for several countries will terminate Jan. 14^th. Other TPS terminations are subject to pending litigation.

NYS awarded $212,058,208 for the first year of the five-year grant.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has issued new restrictions on the duration and renewal of employment authorization documents for lawfully present immigrants.