Arizona Medicaid Program States
Should we fine Mexico for Illegals who abuse our medical, prisons, welfare, ect?
http://www.cbsnews.com/8601-202_162-6148649.html?assetTypeId=30&tag=contentBody;commentsStandAlone
mexico makes 20 billion a year on money being sent home from the US. The 2nd highest source of income for mexico.
http://www.cis.org/announcement/AZ-immigration-SB1070
one-third of households headed by illegal immigrants in Arizona used at least one major welfare program, primarily food-assistance programs or Medicaid. Benefits were typically received on behalf of U.S.-born children
Analysis of data from State Criminal Alien Assistance Program showed that illegal immigrants were 11 percent of the state’s prison population
Me, Too
they are dissproportionately criminal
Oh hell.
What’s the bloody point? Why don’t we just give them the state. Texas too. Nobody remembers the Alamo. Better yet deport them all to California. and cut California off.
It’s just a matter of time before the nation is forced to go bilingual to accommodate the illegals. And they will represent a voting block. Next comes all the Muslims who will be demanding their rights.
Face it. When we are smacked up side the head for enforcing the law, what do we do next?
This ain’t your daddy’s country anymore.
Medicaid Recipients Nervous as States Start Chopping to Fill Budget Holes
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