To: WatchingInAmazement; marajade; janetgreen; television is just wrong
Calipornia's problem at the state level is that they do not allow hospitals, welfare agencies, etc., to ask questions about citizenship.
Compare this to Florida where NO ILLEGAL can get ANY services, other than through non-profits (largely run by the Catholic Church in many cases). It all depends on what state you live in.
Even if the Fed won't get off its a-s on the immigration issue, at least Calipornians could force their legislature to reform their welfare laws. Prop. 187 was a good start, but it was poorly written.
185 posted on
01/29/2006 5:47:08 PM PST by
Clemenza
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To: Clemenza
CA welfare agencies do ask for applicants for welfare to provide citizenship.
186 posted on
01/29/2006 5:55:21 PM PST by
marajade
(Yes, I'm a SW freak!)
To: Clemenza
Prop. 187 was a good start, but it was poorly written. You're entitled to your opinion, but the same forces that did away with 187 are the same people advising the president on his policies.
205 posted on
01/29/2006 9:53:29 PM PST by
WatchingInAmazement
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