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Shalina Chatlani

@chatlanis.bsky.social

Health care reporter for Stateline. Investigations, bikes, and dumplings. Schatlani (at) stateline dot org. Follow me on TikTok! https://www.tiktok.com/@shalinathewriter and instagram -- @shalina.chatlani

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Kelcie Moseley-Morris@kelciemmorris.bsky.social · 3w ago

Great story today from @chatlanis.bsky.social about the effects of losing ACA subsidies in places like rural Mississippi, where rates of diabetes, heart disease and other health problems — and poverty rates — are high.

Cheaper health insurance changed their lives. Then it went away. • Stateline

Part 1 of an occasional series on how people are being affected by the expiration of Affordable Care Act subsidies. EDWARDS, Miss. — Every now and then a freight train rumbles through, creaking and gr...

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Stateline@stateline.org · 3w ago

The end of pandemic-era subsidies pushed millions of Americans off the Affordable Care Act, but Mississippians struggling with diabetes have been hit especially hard, @chatlanis.bsky.social reports. stateline.org/2026/08/25/c...

Cheaper health insurance changed their lives. Then it went away. • Stateline

Part 1 of an occasional series on how people are being affected by the expiration of Affordable Care Act subsidies. EDWARDS, Miss. — Every now and then a freight train rumbles through, creaking and gr...

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New Hampshire Bulletin@newhampshirebulletin.com · 4w ago

The number of refugees admitted to the United States during the first 10 months of the fiscal year is on pace to hit its lowest level on record, according to a new analysis. From @chatlanis.bsky.social via @stateline.org

Refugee admissions on track to hit record low • New Hampshire Bulletin

The number of refugees admitted to the United States during the first 10 months of the fiscal year is on pace to hit its lowest level on record, according to a new analysis.

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Georgia Recorder@georgiarecorder.com · 4w ago

The U.S. has admitted 10,258 refugees — nearly all of them white South Africans — in the first 10 months of the fiscal year. Story by @chatlanis.bsky.social with @stateline.org.

Refugee admissions on track to hit record low • Georgia Recorder

The number of refugees admitted to the United States during the first 10 months of the fiscal year is on pace to hit its lowest level on record, according to a new analysis. The new numbers reflect a ...

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Stateline@stateline.org · last mo.

The U.S. has admitted 10,258 refugees — nearly all of them white South Africans — in the first 10 months of the fiscal year, @chatlanis.bsky.social reports. stateline.org/2026/08/17/r...

Refugee admissions on track to hit record low • Stateline

The number of refugees admitted to the United States during the first 10 months of the fiscal year is on pace to hit its lowest level on record, according to a new analysis. The new numbers reflect a ...

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Stateline@stateline.org · last mo.

More than a dozen states have enacted laws designed to keep ICE away from schools. But an arrest outside a Baltimore school in June shows the limits of state and local authority when it comes to immigration enforcement, @chatlanis.bsky.social reports. stateline.org/2026/08/11/s...

States, cities try to keep ICE out of schools • Stateline

On June 11,  ICE agents trailed a car into the parking lot of Commodore John Rodgers Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore. For the family riding in that car, an everyday school drop off quickly devol...

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New Hampshire Bulletin@newhampshirebulletin.com · 4mo ago

Budget constraints are forcing liberal-leaning states that spend their own money on healthcare for noncitizens to scale back that aid, as they grapple with federal Medicaid cuts and the expiration of federal subsidies that helped people buy Obamacare plans. @chatlanis.bsky.social via @stateline.org

States that cover healthcare for immigrants scale back • New Hampshire Bulletin

Budget constraints are forcing liberal-leaning states that spend their own money on healthcare for noncitizens to scale back that aid, as they grapple with federal Medicaid cuts and the expiration of…

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Michigan Advance@michiganadvance.com · 4mo ago

Migrants detained at ICE facilities, including in Michigan, launch hunger strikes to protest conditions michiganadvance.com/2026/05/29/r... From @chatlanis.bsky.social

Migrants detained at ICE facilities, including in Michigan, launch hunger strikes to protest conditions • Michigan Advance

In at least four states, migrants detained in ICE facilities have launched hunger strikes in recent weeks to protest the conditions in which they are being held. An ongoing hunger and labor strike at ...

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Tennessee Lookout@tennesseelookout.com · 4mo ago

An increasing number of conservative states — including Tennessee — are mandating that state and local social service providers verify and report the immigration status of the people they serve, @chatlanis.bsky.social reports for @stateline.org: tennesseelookout.com/2026/05/13/r...

Red states press social service workers into immigration enforcement • Tennessee Lookout

An increasing number of conservative states are mandating that state and local social service providers verify and report the immigration status of the people they serve — in some cases threatening…

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Tennessee Lookout@tennesseelookout.com · 4mo ago

ICYMI: An increasing number of conservative states, including Tennessee, are mandating that state and local social service providers verify and report the immigration status of the people they serve. @chatlanis.bsky.social reports for @stateline.org: tennesseelookout.com/2026/05/13/r...

Red states press social service workers into immigration enforcement • Tennessee Lookout

An increasing number of conservative states are mandating that state and local social service providers verify and report the immigration status of the people they serve — in some cases threatening…

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Stateline@stateline.org · 5mo ago

In three conservative states, residents voted to amend their state constitutions to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. Now Republican lawmakers want voters to alter or scrap those amendments in upcoming elections, @chatlanis.bsky.social reports. stateline.org/2026/04/22/r...

Republican lawmakers in 3 states want voters to alter or scrap Medicaid expansion • Stateline

Republican lawmakers in 3 states want voters to alter or scrap Medicaid expansion

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Stateline@stateline.org · 6mo ago

From @chatlanis.bsky.social: In June, 11 U.S. cities will welcome millions of fans for soccer’s World Cup. But this year, the conflict in the Middle East and the congressional impasse over funding are creating additional complications. stateline.org/2026/03/31/t...

The World Cup is around the corner. Are cities and states prepared? • Stateline

In June, 11 U.S. cities will welcome millions of fans for soccer’s World Cup. Staging the planet’s most popular sporting event is never easy, but this year the conflict in the Middle East and the cong...

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Vickie Hinkley@vickiehinkley.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Nice video: Participant Interviews - Not getting enough views. Check'em out #NOKINGS #MARCH28th #StatesNewsroom

States Newsroom@statesnewsroom.com · 6mo ago

For the third time in less than a year, millions of people gathered across the U.S. to participate in #NoKings rallies protesting the policies of the Trump administration. For a recap of Saturday's demonstrations, check out this video. via @chatlanis.bsky.social www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbrI...