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Democrats claim that only state funds are used for Medicaid programs for illegal immigrants, but this is a lie. Federal funds are involved, making it an outrage that taxpayers are forced to fund healthcare for people with no right to be in the country.

The argument over healthcare for illegal immigrants is complicated by the classification of certain groups as legal residents but not full citizens. This includes groups like Cubans, Haitians, and Nicaraguans who have been given protected status.

Illegal immigrants are allowed to enroll in Medicaid, despite claims to the contrary. States like New York, Massachusetts, and California explicitly provide Medicaid coverage for illegals, including primary care.

The argument over healthcare for undocumented immigrants is a central issue in the government shutdown, with Republicans wanting to exclude certain groups from coverage.

The debate over healthcare for undocumented immigrants highlights differing views on human rights and resource allocation.

There is a debate over providing healthcare to undocumented immigrants, with some arguing it burdens the system.

J.D. Vance criticized the provision of healthcare services to undocumented immigrants, framing it as a misuse of resources.

Congressman Eric Burleson of Missouri highlighted a scheme in California where managed care companies are taxed, only to have that money returned to them. This allows California to pull down federal dollars, resulting in nearly $4 billion spent on Medicaid for illegal immigrants.

Republicans claim that Democrats want to give taxpayer-funded healthcare to illegal immigrants, but Democrats insist they are not trying to do so.

The government shutdown should continue until there's assurance that no illegal aliens receive taxpayer-funded healthcare. This could save hundreds of millions of dollars and ensure a functioning healthcare system.