Immigrants said sapping U.S. health care

The Washington Times ^ | Feb. 26 2004 | UPI

[Iberian]

I don't have an answer Brat.. But I only pose my question, you know what that is, but as far as a fix, I don't know.
How do you find the people that are here illegally trying to kill us and the ones our Prez is talking about.

[Iberian]

Anger management will probably help you out. Bring facts, not personal feelings that you may have been taught.

Our Prez Bush has asked for this because he realizes that this country is in need of maintaining an infrastructure.

Remember Anger management and 3 hours per day of FR keeps you just fine.

[Iberian]

I can answer that, Anyone in this country and get health care if they go to the right clinic. Of course if you show up at Cedars in LA (Best hospital in the planet and where my oldest was born) they will turn you away.
But if you go to a public health clinics (where the immigrants go to) you don't pay up front.
There are dozens of clinics that deal with health care at the state level everywhere.
You my friend are using your health care issues and got them mixed up with the immigration problem.
Weak argument.

[Iberian]

I believe in the Prez. After all he is my president and I thought he was yours as well.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

You my friend are using your health care issues and got them mixed up with the immigration problem. Weak argument.

Health care issues = Immigration Problem

You are mentally unstable, seek help.

P.S. Last post to pique your ego.

[winker]

I am of the Warrior creed; you mis-read righteous indignation I show with out of control anger. You be the Pacifist and I'll defend the Country ok?

[janetgreen]

Ten years or so from now you'll get it.

Ten years from now I might not be around, but my kids and grandkids will still be paying the bills, and that's not fair no matter what you think. Everyone should pay their own way. Ten years from now, my state of California will be Mexico if the invasion doesn't stop.

[KC_for_Freedom]

the emergency room medical staff doesn't have time to provide treatment for their hangnail, blister, or sore throat.

Right you are. In my largely immigrant neighborhood in California, one neighbor called 911 about once a month to have the fire department and paramedics come out and administer oxygen to an elderly resident. They never refused to answer the call, but I wonder who paid the bill? It was worth it after all, because the sirens and flashing lights (usually late at night) provided all of us with some unexpected excitement.