Although many individuals would be eligible for either the Adult or Dislocated Worker program, the average participants in these programs differ quite dramatically in terms of gender, age, race and prior work experience.
Before making such a change, Mr. Smith wrote, states must demonstrate that they have "enrolled at least 95percentt of children in the state below 200percentt of the federal poverty level" who are eligible for either Medicaid or the child health program.
Illegal immigrants, of course, aren't eligible for either of those programs, but they can get emergency health care through Medicaid, including care for their legal children born in the United States.
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New Brunswick, Elizabeth, Irvington, Asbury Park, East Orange and Jersey City are also eligible for the program.
Women 18 and older are eligible for the program.
Crops eligible for this program include apples, asparagus, blueberries, cauliflower, cranberries, peaches, potatoes, pumpkins and watermelons.
To be eligible for the program, consumers must make one payment.
Roughly 25,000 pending applications would be eligible for the program, he estimated.
Initially, states had difficulty enrolling many of the millions of children eligible for the program.
How can people above the median income be eligible for a program serving lower-income people?
