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<<If we demand and in fact keep her here in our prison system, then she has to be treated for her illness. >>
Ok, treat her untill she's deported. I don't thimk that's what most people are objecting to though. It's the fact that she's filed a lawuit. Was she getting treatment before she was arrested? If so, and she told the authoritirs, undoubtaly they would have seen to it she received treatment while locked up. She probably didn't mention anything wrong until it occurred to her there was an agency with deep pockets she could sue.
Now we are expected to screen criminal aliens for cancer? What’s next? I guess we will be required to give them a complete physical, CAT scans, MRIs, and pregnancy tests for females -- all at taxpayers’ expense. This is totally out of control.
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Good, I hope some jury somewhere awards her $100 trillion in damages.
People won't pay attention until it hits their wallet.
Good, I hope some jury somewhere awards her $100 trillion in damages.
People won't pay attention until it hits their wallet.
No! Stabilize that woman then deport back to Costa Rica; not only is she an illegal alien, she is also a fugitve from there.
Besides: why punish the USA for the manipulative actions of a known criminal?
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