No, but we should make it easier for them to not be “illegals”
No, but if they become a citizen, then they should be able to purchase private healthcare
No, but make it easier for illegal immigrants to become citizens
This is insane. How can you use illegal and benefits in same sentence? Someone should not become a citizen just because they gave birth here. Mexico for sure does not allow this, and the rest of the world with exception for two other countries. This way of taxing others to pay for such expenses is insane.
On one hand, if they entered the states without going through proper procedures, they should not be here. On the other, it'd be wrong to deport them in poor or worse health than when they got here, so yes, and while they are detained too.
@9YNLF56Working Family4 days
yes, if they have US citizenship
No, but yes-ish, as they are not supposed to be here, we must remove them all, unless they can pay the U.S. government at least $20 million dollars, or we can have them work in factories and/or farms until they could pay the $20 million dollars, also the U.S. government would provide everything that they need.
@9YN62GVConstitution5 days
They must become a citizen before doing anything in the US
depends on if they are working and providing for the economy to help the country
I dont want nor have a say.
We should help them to be citizens so it is fair.
Yes because they may need help to get on their own feet to become legal.
Yes but only after taken a test for citizenship.
Not until they are legal, They shouldn't deport them if they are innocent. Give them citizenship and then some type of healthcare
no because if the are illegal they shouldn't get anything and they shouldn't be here.
yes, if they pay taxes and have been in the country for at least 2 years. also if its a emergency.
Yes if they are are honest, hard working, and are trying to become citizens. Their children should have access as well. I am however torn on this question because f they aren't paying for the healthcare they shouldn't get access. However they are people and it would be human decency to help those in need.
No they aren't a legal citizen so they shouldn't be allowed to get what legal citizens do.
I believe that everyone should receive free health care no matter the color of their skin, ethnicity, race, beliefs, amount of money they make, etc. Everyone deserves to be healthy.
Yes ,when they get a citizenship for them and their children.
Yes if they are willing to work like any other person
Only if they are willing to work.
Yes, but only to make the system collapse under the weight of its inefficiency and ineffectiveness.
I fee like if they are in like a dire need to be treated they can be and if they are kids but I feel like if they aren't citizens they cant be coming all the time
Yes, for life threatening emergencies only, then deport them.
Once they become citizens and get a background check.
I feel they should get government-subsidized healthcare as long as they pay taxes, but they should also be granted citizenship. If they don't pay taxes they may still be helped and granted citizenship, but must pay certain fees that are based off of their medical expenses.
No, they need to be legal or be helped with getting a citizenship here
If they are trying to bcome a citizen
They should be allowed access to healthcare once they become a U.S citizen and pay taxes as a working citizen
If the parents are illegal but have a child in the United States at a hospital or clinic with appropriate paperwork filled out then I believe the child should and the parents could get private.
there criminal record
Not until they have obtained legal citizenship and if they qualify for it based on their income.
I don't think they should but I also know that's it's not an easy process to get citizenship
For life threatening diseases and infections and any medical issue for children
Yes, only if they pay taxes and have lived in the U.S. for at least three years.
If they pay taxes, apply for citizenship, and are law-abiding citizens. if they pass non of the criteria then they shouldn't be in our country.
i think that we should try to help them out more. We should be treating their illnesses, helping them get places to stay, and helping grant them citizenship. They are struggling to stay alive and healthy where they come from and I am sure that if most people went through what they did that they would want help too.
Yes, if they are currently working in the US
They must go through the process of getting citzenship
Yes and after they are treated give them a fair chance to become a legal U.S. citizen
No, because they are not citizens and here illegally, the government should not provide them anything
Yes, but only after they have started the application process for citizenship.
No, but we should make it easier for them to become legal, and then they should get healthcare
They should try getting citizenship. But yes if they have it.
yes, but they will need to become legal citizens.
No, but it should be easier to gain citizenship.
I worked for Medicare. In Illinois we provide healthcare for children here illegally, but only for adults if it’s an emergency.
Make it easier for them to become citizens
Yes and grant them citizenship under valid reasons, such as being an illegal immigrant with no exclusive priors, or brought to the U.S without control
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