Immigrant health care use is bill’s target in Minnesota
Tagged: citizenship, police, Rochester“The Minnesota House already voted to make police help federal immigration authorities find illegal immigrants. Now, a House lawmaker wants to make county employees turn in unauthorized aliens if they try to get subsidized health care.
The bill from Rep. Fran Bradley, R-Rochester, would expand the use of status checks for immigrants who apply for Medical Assistance, General Assistance Medical Care and MinnesotaCare. If someone came up as illegal, the county or state employee would have to report the person to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.”
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March 29th, 2006
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