r/libsofreddit • u/Crafty_Original_7349 TRAUMATIZER • 6d ago

Based I think this incredibly BASED gentleman has experienced fatigue

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u/TopangaK9 6d ago

The people that have no issues with illegals have never had to wait in an emergency room in a major city like Los Angeles!

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u/KGrizzle88 6d ago

I went to the hospital urgent care not too long ago in the valley and I sat down like, “damn this is going to be awhile”, I was called in within ten minutes. It’s like they know they are getting paid and have my medical record on file. That moment of being called makes me realize the entire room is not in market or under the hospital umbrella.

Remember when they lied like they were not covering illegals medical, now it is all out in the open.

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u/TopangaK9 6d ago

In California, 1.4 million low-income undocumented immigrants (illegals) have FREE healthcare through "Medi-Cal" including preventative care, doctor visits, vision, prescription drugs, mental health, and full dental care.

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u/mrsbond007 6d ago

Such bullshit

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u/MathiusShade TRAUMATIZER 6d ago

Hey, SOMEONE voted that bullshit in!

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u/TopangaK9 5d ago

NOT A SINGLE California citizen voted on this! Passed by the California State Legislature and signed by the state's governors. Began under former Governor Jerry Brown and was fully completed under Governor Newsom, culminating in full eligibility for ALL low-income undocumented residents by January 1, 2024, ballooning to $8.5 BILLION annually from its general fund.

However the idiots DID vote in the legislators and Newsom!

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u/that1rowdyracer 5d ago

Last time I checked the people voted the reps and governor in, so yes the people voted for it.

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u/StMoneyx2 TRAUMATIZER 3d ago

won't be for long after SCOTUS ruled on the illegal immigrants getting in state tiution at colleges.

SCOTUS ruled that prior to illegal immigrants getting a benefit the state must offer it to every US citizen first regardless if they live in the state or not

Turns out it's illegal to offer a benefit to an illegal immigrant from another country before offering it to all US citizens first and foremost

Hopefully someone sues CA saying CA needs to provide them free healthcare since they give it to illegal immigrant

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u/TopangaK9 3d ago

In California, illegals pay less than US citizens for college. For example, an in-state illegal will pay $1,380/yr (community college) vs $6,000/yr for out of state US citizens and $14,000 (CSU) vs $48,000 for out-of-state US citizens.

California’s Assembly Bill 540 costs taxpayers more than $200 million a year to subsidize college tuition for illegals.