The directive, which does not define what makes DEI policies illegal, requires new actions on the part of government funding recipients.

HHS announced that it will limit public participation in HHS decision-making by rescinding a long-standing policy.

Unless the Trump administration decides to extend these TPS designations, Haitians with TPS will lose authorization to remain in the U.S. and work on Aug. 3^rd. Venezuelans will lose TPS status on April 7^th or Sept. 10^th. Many health care providers employ Haitian and Venezuelan immigrants with TPS.

LeadingAge National is urging members to take action, as federal budget reconciliation takes aim at Medicaid and other sources of funding that support services for older adults.

Governor Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James issued guidance last week for private health and social services providers and houses of worship on responding to federal immigration enforcement activities.

LeadingAge National has compiled resources for providers covering preparation for, and background on, potential encounters with ICE officials.

LeadingAge is closely following whether, when, and how continuing efforts by the White House may impact the flow of funding and the federal workforce that aging services and affordable senior housing providers rely on.