NY bill seeks to expand health insurance to currently ineligible immigrants (illegal, controversial)
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Nearly 46,000 people in New York who are currently ineligible for public health care programs due to immigration status would gain access to health insurance coverage under proposed state legislation, a report shows.
Its great. Jump the border and get free benefits. Honestly there is more incentive than ever to break the law. We are the fools footing the bill. Just one more reason why our politicians are the worst of the worst.
Biden accounts for this by including it in his pork spending bills when stimulus packages are passed. Reimburse blue states for their corrupt policies, so even if you don't live in a blue state, your federal tax dollars still pay for this nonsense.
By the way, the backlog to see a doctor in NYC is incredibly long right now. We are talking 4+ months waiting. Hmmmm I wonder how many of these Illegals are abusing our health care here. So sad!
This case might be better suited for the Illegal Alien forum.
This issue doesn't get much traction there. Many of the pro-illegals have been banned from there or they couldn't handle the truth and stopped posting in there. Illegal immigration is a Political and Controversial issue therefore IMO it belongs here just as much as that other forum.
This case might be better suited for the Illegal Alien forum.
Why ? You don't think citizens and taxpayers ought to know what they are paying for ?
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