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ERIC LACHICA

Lobbying for NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FILIPINO ASSOCIATIONS · Nonprofit advocacy organization promoting the welfare and well-being of Filipino Americans

 Filing 1st Quarter - Report
1st Quarter (Jan 1 - Mar 31) 2026 · District of Columbia · House · Senate · $10,000.00 income · posted Jul 18, 2026

Official filing document

 Bills named in this filing 2
  • HR 7442
    Philippine Medicare Portability Study Act
  • HR 9054
    Earned Benefits Equality and Family Reunification Act
 Lobbying activity 4
Family issues/Abortion/Adoption

Seek official recognition of 50,000 Filipino Amerasian children of US military fathers left in the Philippines and provide them educational, healthcare benefits, job training and opportunities from State Department humanitarian healthcare $50 Million annual funds that were announced in January 2026.

Medicare/Medicaid

Advocate for the passage of the Medicare Portability legislation (formerly HR 7442 in 2024)introduced by Guam Del. James Moylan and NY Rep. Espaillat similar bill (HR 9054 in May 2026) that would extend Medicare coverage to Philippines for Filipino American elderly who choose retire in the Philippines and to greatly reduce Medicare costs.

Foreign Relations

Advocate for passage of the Medicare Portability bill HR 7442 (2024) legislation introduced by Guam Del.James Moylan and NY Rep. Espaillat HR 9054 that would extend Medicare coverage to the Philippines for elderly Filipino Americans and expats who choose reside there or 11 selected countries. If legislation is enacted it would greatly reduce Medicare costs to CMS and taxpayers and provide affordable caregiving to disabled American expats.

Welfare

Advocate for passage of the Medicare Portability bill HR 7442 (2024) legislation introduced by Guam Del.James Moylan and NY Rep. Espaillat HR 9054 that would extend Medicare coverage to the Philippines for elderly Filipino Americans and expats who choose reside there or 11 selected countries. If legislation is enacted it would greatly reduce Medicare costs to CMS and taxpayers and provide affordable caregiving to disabled American expats.

Source: federal Lobbying Disclosure Act filing. Bills are parsed from the activity descriptions.

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