Project 2025 to California: Report abortion data or lose billions in Medicaid

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : "In recent years, abortion has increasingly become criminalized in the United States, with a wave of restrictive laws and policies sweeping across state lines.
58% : As Project 2025 and reproductive health have become major campaign themes, Trump continues to distance himself from the right-wing plan.
53% : Medicaid operates as a state-federal partnership, with the federal government paying a percentage of the costs.
33% : Roger Severino, who served as the Department of Health and Human Services' director of the Office for Civil Rights under Trump, authored Project 2025's abortion surveillance plan.
33% : Paul Dans, the Project 2025 director and a former top adviser in Trump's administration, resigned from the Heritage Foundation in July after Trump began to disengage from the plan.
28% : "On the stage, Trump denied supporting a national abortion ban, in part because the fall of Roe led to his desire for each state to implement its own policy.
25% : "This is an issue that's torn our country apart for 52 years," Trump said on the debate stage.

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