VOICED : Obamacare eyes uninsured Hispanics in second enrollment period

The video discusses the challenges faced by Hispanics in enrolling for healthcare under Barack Obama's health care reform, focusing on language barriers and lack of awareness. Community health centers play a role in signing people up, but many remain uninsured due to ineligibility for subsidies or Medicaid. The Medicaid expansion, part of Obama's reform, is rejected by several Republican states, leaving millions in a coverage gap. Republicans argue against the expansion due to fiscal concerns and continue to oppose the Affordable Care Act, complicating efforts to bridge the coverage gap.

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