California wasting Billions on healthcare for illegals

 American Action News:

California State Assemblyman Carl DeMaio appeared Friday on Fox Business where he called on the Trump administration to conduct an immediate audit on Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Medicaid policies.

On Monday, Newsom requested additional state loans totaling $6.2 billion to cover Medi-Cal expenses while refusing to end taxpayer-funded healthcare for illegal migrants, despite a significant budget shortfall. During an appearance on “The Bottom Line,” Newsom said last week that the Medi-Cal program is bankrupt and struggles to pay hospitals, doctors, and other healthcare providers. DeMaio said the program has no money.

“It is broke. It is insolvent. They can’t pay hospitals, doctors, nurses and health care providers, which means giving free health care to illegal immigrants puts the health insurance security for the neediest among us at risk,” DeMaio said. “Children, seniors, others that cannot afford it are being threatened with their health coverage because we gave away the store to illegal immigrants. It needs to stop. Governor Newsom’s Medi-Cal system should be audited by the Trump administration immediately.”

DeMaio detailed what he said was the severe financial mismanagement and policies that not only waste taxpayer money but also jeopardize the health of California’s most vulnerable populations.
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If you give free healthcare to illegals you will get more illegals.  Texas has done a much better job than California in restricting the population of illegal immigrants.  California mismanagement has led to the exodus of  California American citizens and businesses with many of them coming to Texas.  California's confiscatory taxes have also added to the exodus.

See also:

Trump’s border czar has scorching hot words in eyebrow-raising meeting with Ron DeSantis

And:

 The predictable outcome of California’s green energy policies has arrived and it’s a disaster

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