Thousands of non-citizens to be moved off state taxpayer-subsidized health care – Center Square

“They are going to be reviewing current members of the migrant health care programs, both 65 and over and as we heard today from 42 to 64, to find out which of those people may actually qualify for either free market health care services, Obamacare if you will, or if they don’t they may be eligible for either Medicare or Medicaid based on their age,” state Sen. DeWitte said. The move could save up to $14 million in state tax dollars. Even more would be saved if the move later includes those over the age of 42.
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mqyl
2 years ago

“The move could save up to $14 million in state tax dollars.” Huh. That’s pretzel logic, given the migrants shouldn’t be here in the first place.

chris
2 years ago

NEVER SHOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN ANY INSURANCE THAT LEGAL AMERICANS HAVE AND HAVE PAID FOR!!

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