ScottW
2024-01-05 17:43:26 UTC
As of Jan. 1, California is offering Medi-Cal to 760,000 undocumented migrants of all ages.
California’s health-care system is already strained, with long emergency-room wait times and a dire nurse shortage.
A dearth of beds and mental-health facilities prevents municipalities from moving the thousands of drug-addicted homeless off the streets and into treatment.
The state faces a staggering $68 billion deficit.
Yet the left opts to spend money on migrants instead of on California’s own, showing utter disregard for the health care of local residents.
The California Republican Party warns that adding 760,000 undocumented people to the state’s health insurance rolls will exacerbate “access problems.”
In short, Californians will wait longer and settle for less care.
ScottW
California’s health-care system is already strained, with long emergency-room wait times and a dire nurse shortage.
A dearth of beds and mental-health facilities prevents municipalities from moving the thousands of drug-addicted homeless off the streets and into treatment.
The state faces a staggering $68 billion deficit.
Yet the left opts to spend money on migrants instead of on California’s own, showing utter disregard for the health care of local residents.
The California Republican Party warns that adding 760,000 undocumented people to the state’s health insurance rolls will exacerbate “access problems.”
In short, Californians will wait longer and settle for less care.
ScottW