I feel it is acceptable to deny care to illegal alien lawbreakers. The following is how Mexico treats non citizens:
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Mexico demands cash up front for emergency medical treatment of American!
Posted on Wednesday, March 23 @ 08:34:51 EST
Topic: money campaigns cost illegal immigration
money campaigns cost illegal immigration3/216/2005
The Penn Online
Topics: Mexico, Health Care, Laws, Americans, Security, Border
Paul Guzan (junior, criminology) waded in the clear, shallow water near the shores of Cancun, Mexico, one day during last week's spring break.
Friends, drinks and sun ruled the afternoon -- until he felt a sharp clamp on his foot.
"The water was about up to my knees," he said Monday. "I was swimming, just fooling around, and I felt something pull my foot away. It felt like a
steel trap.
"It was pretty shocking," he said. "As soon as it grabbed me, I started walking. When I got out of the water, I noticed that my tendons and toes
were kind of hanging. And blood was squirting everywhere."
Guzan had been attacked by a barracuda, the torpedo-like tropical fish nicknamed "the tiger of the sea" for its predatory prowess. His foot was
shredded, as the fish had ripped the skin away and torn through tendons, nerves and ligaments.
And his problems didn't end there.
Guzan said he was taken to a local Mexican hospital, where he was forced to wait hours for care: "They told me my insurance company was
'red-flagged' ... that I would have to pay between $10,000 and $20,000 cash before they would even treat me."
The hospital claimed that HealthAmerica, Guzan's provider, was blacklisted for not paying on an unrelated case, though HealthAmerica later told
Pittsburgh's Channel 4 that the hospital was confusing it with another carrier.
"Luckily," Guzan said, "I had my parents' platinum credit card with a high limit. The owner of the hospital came down and told me my surgery would
be expensive. He said, 'It will be at least $10,000 to start. If you can't do that, if you don't have that, feel free to leave and find another
hospital.'"
We should treat them with the same policies that Mexico applies to foreigners.