Nearly two years ago, before a joint session of Congress, President Obama promised that his law would not benefit illegal aliens. He stated: “The reforms I'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally.” In his now famous response, Congressman Joe Wilson stood up for every American and responded, "You Lie!"
It turns out that Congressman Wilson was right - the President did lie. According to CNS News, grant money from ObamaCare is flowing to community health clinics and at least $8.5 million taxpayer dollars will be steered towards programs to provide health care to migrant farm workers which include a large share of illegal aliens. A spokeswoman for HHS stated that the clinics would not check the immigration status of those seeking care which means ObamaCare will be directly providing free health care to many illegal aliens. Judy Andrews, the HHS spokesperson stated: “The Program’s authorizing statute does not affirmatively address immigration status,” and continued, “Rather, it simply states that health centers are required to provide primary health care to all residents of the health center's service area without regard for ability to pay.”
Hat tip to Karl Filippini of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) for his blog posting earlier today.
Be sure to follow AHEC on Twitter @TheAHEC and at Facebook.com/TheAHEC.
Recent Posts
- House Questions Obama Admin For Using Taxpayer Money to Push ObamaCare
- Government Can Lead by Getting Out of the Way
- ObamaCare's Job Killing Tax on Innovation
- How The Sale of Insurance Across State Lines Would Work
- The Coming Government Price Controls Under ObamaCare
- The Future of Health Care Innovation
- The Future of Health Care Innovation
- Calls Grow Louder for Montana to Reject ObamaCare Exchanges
- ObamaCare Threatens the Poor, Most Vulnerable Among Us
- Just in Time for the Election, HHS Releases ObamaCare Propaganda
Tags
- AAA (3)
- Abortion (18)
- Alabama (81)
- Alaska (82)
- Arizona (84)
- Arkansas (74)
- Bureaucracy (9)
- California (81)
- CHIP (Children’s Health) (7)
- CLASS Act (13)
- Colorado (78)
- Compacts (20)
- Comparison to other nations (3)
- Congressional Budget Office (47)
- Congressional Oversight (58)
- Connecticut (68)
- DC (67)
- Delaware (68)
- Elena Kagen (10)
- Exchanges (18)
- Expanded Bureaucracy (36)
- Federal Budget Impact (52)
- Federal Spending (36)
- Florida (90)
- Free Market (35)
- Georgia (79)
- Hawaii (67)
- HHS (39)
- HSAs (12)
- Idaho (77)
- Illinois (70)
- Impact on Consumers (89)
- In the States (59)
- Indiana (80)
- Individual Mandate (58)
- Innovation (9)
- Iowa (73)
- IPAB (10)
- Kansas (78)
- Kentucky (71)
- Lawsuits (64)
- Losing Coverage (38)
- Louisiana (81)
- Maine (77)
- Maryland (69)
- Massachusetts (76)
- Media (8)
- Medicaid (65)
- Medicare (71)
- Michigan (90)
- Mini-Med Plans (10)
- Minnesota (70)
- Mississippi (77)
- Missouri (76)
- Montana (72)
- Nebraska (79)
- Nevada (80)
- New Hampshire (72)
- New Jersey (72)
- New Mexico (69)
- New York (73)
- North Carolina (71)
- North Dakota (78)
- ObamaCare Implementation (245)
- Ohio (79)
- Oklahoma (84)
- Oregon (69)
- Pennsylvania (79)
- Polling/Public Opinion (19)
- Prescription Drugs (10)
- Price Controls (4)
- Rationing (5)
- Regulations (34)
- Repeal (54)
- Rhode Island (69)
- Seniors (19)
- Socialized Medicine (11)
- South Carolina (79)
- South Dakota (75)
- State Budget Impact (21)
- Tax Burden (25)
- Taxes (40)
- Tennessee (78)
- Texas (91)
- Utah (80)
- Vermont (70)
- Virginia (79)
- Waivers (21)
- Washington (77)
- West Virginia (68)
- Wisconsin (82)
- Wyoming (84)




You can reach our