Thread: AZ to Introduce Bill to Require Hospitals to Report Illegals

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It's about time, AZ is introducing this one this afternoon! Thank god, the pregnant Americans around here are getting tired of the hospitals having to close their maternity wards.http://www.kpho.com/news/26841463/detail.html

it about time all the hospital shoud do the same thing . in every state . you should Not let them in the Hospital . if you are not American no help go back to your country & get help why we have every country around the In the USA & we get G//// no paper no help & no citizen ship for Baby
No Amnesty

I so totally support this bill. Every state should have this law. In fact, every state should just follow all of AZ's legislation to stop illegal immigration.

GO ARIZONA! GO REPUBLICANS! GO STATES! GO AMERICANS!

Report=Deport
The should be reported when they sign up for pre-natal classes or at clinics.

My niece-in-law is in the hospital as I write this, and having my first grand niece! I am wondering how much of the hospital bill she and her husband are going to be able to write off. I'll let the forum know in the future. I'll bet not much, if any at all!!!

It's way past time for this to happen. Here at our public hospital where all the anchors are born, they still haven't received a centavo for all of the Juarez gunshot victims they have treated so we get the double whammy.
Just this morning this occurred:

Man shot in Juárez crosses border near UTEP for treatment
By Adriana Gómez Licón / El Paso Times
Posted: 02/14/2011 10:24:38 AM MST

A man who was shot in the arm Sunday in Juárez walked across the border south of UTEP to receive medical attention in El Paso, U.S. Border Patrol officials said Monday.

Spokesman Ramiro Cordero is not releasing his name, age or citizenship status, pending his recovery at the University Medical Center, he said.

"He is in our custody, but again, we want to make sure that medically he's good to go," Cordero said.

Border Patrol officials called fire and EMS officials, who helped transport the man to the hospital.

In Juárez, officials said this is connected to a shooting that erupted about 11:30 a.m. in the area right across the Yandell overpass.

A woman in her early 40s was shot dead, Chihuahua state attorney officials said. She has not been identified.
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