That doesn’t matter and shouldn’t be a question. When someone is in an emergency room seeking help they should get it. Not every person with an hispanic name is an illegal. One of my ancestors came to this country in the 1750’s and he was named Francisco Segura.
Why? Do you consider health care to be a right?
"As a teenager in Mexico he had a strong interest in politics. He was very critical of his contemporary Mexican leader, Antonio López de Santa Anna, and gladly joined the Texas Revolution to rid Texas of Santa Anna's rule. He led a band of twenty-five Tejanos who favored a revolt and fought on the Texan side at the Battle of the Alamo. Because Seguín spoke only Spanish, he was chosen to carry the message through lines that the Texans "shall never surrender or retreat." Seguín got the message to the other soldiers on the Texan side. He returned to the Alamo, but it had already fallen to Santa Anna's army. Seguín arranged for the dead Alamo defenders to be buried with military honors."