Using Veteran's health care for illegals?

 Fox News:

An effort by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to help U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) process health care treatment for illegal immigrants despite a growing backlog of U.S. veterans led to uproar among several lawmakers, but one notable Democrat has been tight-lipped about the matter.

Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., has been largely silent about efforts by the VA to assist with healthcare claims made by illegal immigrants who are currently held in ICE's custody as the backlog for veterans' claims piles up. However, his office dismissed the claims about the VA giving healthcare to illegal immigrants.

Tester serves as chair of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs, which has primary jurisdiction over the VA and works to address problems and issues related to veterans in the United States.

The arrangement between the VA's Financial Service Center (VA-FSC) and ICE to process claims for migrant medical care is a longstanding one that actually predates the Biden administration and was outlined in a 2020 memo during former President Donald Trump's administration.

GOP SENATOR FUMES OVER BIDEN ADMIN PROVIDING VETERAN MEDICAL RESOURCES TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
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There is nothing quite like giving an incentive for more illegals to come to the US and get free healthcare. 

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