President Trump has announced that approximately 1 million Affordable Care Act enrollees will receive rebate checks. These rebates are reportedly due to exchange fee overcharges by the Biden administration. The affected enrollees are located in 30 states.
The rebate checks will be for $500 each. Further details about the states involved and the reason for the rebates are available.
The White House has provided information about the rebate checks, which can be consulted for more information about this development.
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