Lawmakers say billion dollars estimate for migrants puts strain on Illinois’ health care system – Center Square

A report by Health Care and Family Services estimates for 2024, there will be an additional 108,400 undocumented immigrants needing care, far exceeding earlier estimates. The report also showed that in 2020, the Health Care Benefits for Immigrant Seniors program exceeded its appropriation in the first month of implementation.
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Nostradamus
2 years ago

Could offering all of these services to illegals contribute to the numbers that are showing up to claim them? Can sanctuary city supporting Democrats grasp the concept?

JackBolly
2 years ago

Wait a minute – Didn’t Pritzker and Democrats sign off on this barely funded giveaway with great fanfare in the IL establishment media before the election? Perhaps the Tribune Pravda can explain what happened?

The Golliwog
2 years ago

How’s that open border thing SloJoe and the democrats love working out? Pretty well it looks like.

Fullbladder
2 years ago

That’s the whole point. Read the Cloward&Piven strategy…your blood will boil. Thanks Democrat voters.

K6
2 years ago

Ya Think!

Old Joe
2 years ago

Stop using the term “migrants.” Public Charges is a more apt.

Nostradamus
2 years ago
Reply to  Old Joe

I prefer illegal aliens. Political correctness be damned!

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