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A federal judge ruled against Kentucky’s proposal to impose work requirements to Medicaid recipients. With Kentucky being the first state to create a law like this, the judge’s decision could very well set a precedent for other states. PBS NewsHour Weekend discusses why this policy matters to states across the country.
