Blocks federal health insurance help and Medicaid for sex offenders.
This bill, called the CLEAN Act, would stop individuals identified as sex offenders from getting a federal tax credit that helps pay for health insurance. It would also end federal money that helps states pay for their Medicaid coverage. States would then have the choice to stop providing Medicaid to these individuals.
Today, individuals identified as sex offenders can receive a federal tax credit for health insurance and federal funds help pay for their Medicaid. States are also generally required to provide Medicaid to eligible individuals. If this bill becomes law, sex offenders would lose access to that federal health insurance tax credit. Federal funding for their Medicaid would stop, and states would be able to choose whether to continue providing them Medicaid coverage.
HR 7453 · 119th Congress · February 9, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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