Will the illegal immigrants pose an exponentially increasing burden on the US health care system?
Since Mexico and the Central American countries are largely Catholic, they mostly do not use condoms. From statistics I’ve seen on the internet for these countries, I gather that they have a rapidly increasing rate of sexually transmitted disease such as HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis. Don’t you think their citizens with these diseases will come, more than ever, to the USA because of the superior and free treatment they can get for their diseases, compared with what they can get at home? Just another motivation for them to come and those who have these illnesses won’t even try to apply under any new rules the government may make to help the illegal immigrants get legal status, because they know they won’t be able to pass the medical qualifications. Comments?
Knitmama: You are wrong and reading into my comment things that I did not say. You are one of those who are seeking to call anyone against illegal immigrants racist. You are a “reverse racist.”
Absolutely! They don’t get checked for diseases before they slither into the USA and they bring in Tuberculosis, meningitis, HIV/AIDS, and lord knows what else. They have litters of bambinos so they can get more welfare. They have already caused the closing of hundreds of hospitals because they wouldn’t pay their bills and when all those filthy diseases start spreading there won’t be hospitals enough to care for the people who need the medical care. YEAH, I’d say they pose an exponentially increasing burden on the US health care system (and all other ‘systems’)
Health professionals have written the following to explain how their hands were tied when forced to treat illegals for minor medical problems in hospital ER’s and the impact it made on the hospitals:
http://jpands.org/vol10no1/cosman.pdf#se…
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