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President Trump said he's going to sign an executive order requiring health insurers to cover preexisting conditions. That's already the current law under ACA, which Trump has repeatedly tried to repeal.

By Business Insider  
   August 08, 2020

President Donald Trump said that in the next two weeks he'd be working on an executive order to require health insurance companies to cover those with preexisting conditions. This requirement — that insurers cover those with pre-existing conditions — is already law, and it has been since the 2010 passage of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. Trump, since taking office in 2017, has sought to repeal or undermine President Barack Obama's signature law.

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