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It makes us look week and conquerable.
It has crossed people's minds that they shouldn't be required in order to pass a bill if they continue to not show up for work. Once government gets back in business they can all be fired.
Also we have other parties but its not like we have 15+ like Britain...
Except illegals don't benefit from US healthcare, except only in emergency medical situations.
The whole "healthcare for illegals" is a right wing talking point to discredit the left.
This shutdown is entirely on the Republicans failure to Govern
No benefits means exactly that.
The left should perhaps take a different strategy until the government is running again.
Illegals should avoid injuring themselves until they've safely deported themselves ASAP.
Providing emergency medical care to non-citizens is what a humane society does. Telling people to just "not get injured until they leave" is the same logic as removing all healthcare systems, programs and the like and just telling people to "not get sick, ever".
It's disgusting and people should be standing up to Republican lack of humanity.
From what I recall reading, a large portion of "illegals" in the US are actually people who came to the country legally and overstayed their Visas. I often wonder how many of those people simply get caught up in the system, trying to get new Visas, or something different that allows them to stay in the country legally, especially if they've been able to move themselves into it and integrate in the society.
But again, none of this matters when it comes to what the Dems are asking for, which is the simple matter of providing emergency healthcare to everyone in the country, whether they're a citizen or not. Trying to deflect or deny this shows a total lack of humanity from anyone attempting to do so.
There is more than one way to deal with the situation of having "illegals" in your country than just rounding them up and deporting them all, especially without due process.
How can you assist them with medical emergencies when you won't even vote to fund the bill that allows that to happen?
As usual, it's just a lack of humanity.
And I bet the same people pushing for this would demand healthcare as a human right if they were in another country illegally.
We no longer play this game.
Get 'em out.
What benefits do they get, exactly?
They don't get social security, they can't get medicare/medicaid and any jobs they're given by companies are against the law.
So what are these benefits?