Should illegal immigrants have access to government-subsidized healthcare?

How might the inclusion or exclusion of undocumented immigrants from government-subsidized healthcare impact the overall health system?

What could be the long-term consequences, both positive and negative, of extending or denying healthcare to undocumented immigrants?

Should the health of a nation be measured only by the well-being of its legal citizens or by every person residing within its territory?

How do our moral responsibilities to care for others conflict or align with the laws of the land regarding undocumented individuals?

If a society aims to be compassionate, should that compassion extend to providing healthcare for those living in it illegally?

How might your opinion on healthcare for undocumented immigrants change if someone in your community was affected?

Can access to healthcare be considered a human right, and should it extend to all individuals within a country's borders?

What are the potential benefits or drawbacks of providing healthcare to everyone, regardless of legal status?

How would you feel if you were denied healthcare due to your citizenship status?

Free/affordable healthcare for anyone. Let doctors decide a price per procedure.

Children under 19 and seniors over 65. Otherwise life threatening or infectious disease

Yes, if they pay taxes, and always for life threatening emergencies or infectious diseases regardless

Yes, only if they have the intent to become a permanent/long lasting resident /or/ are in dire need.

Yes, if they are trying to make a better life for themselves and not breaking the law/have no criminal record. Otherwise, we should help them become citizens and give them temporary citizenship until they can return to their home country.

Yes, but they should have to pay for it and not be free.

Yes, and refine the citizenship process

Yes, and grant them citizenship, if they want it that is.

No, the government should never subsidize healthcare, and illegal immigrants should be deported at their own expense or receive the death penalty.

Yes, but they sign to be citizens first.

They should for life or death situations, but their children can with less limitations.

They should be able to have this if they pay taxes, have gone through the process of becoming a U.S. Citizen.

Did you mean undocumented immigrants?

only if they go through the process of becoming a us citizen first

Yes, but the appropriate authorities should be notified. Additionally, there needs to be a sensible path to citizenship.

There is no such things as an illegal human.

I think they should be deported after treatment and only allowed to do so a few times a year till they are granted citizenship but children should be able to get care regally and as long as they are in the process of getting citizenship

if they pay taxes and are moving towards citizenship

Yes, but only for life threatening emergencies or infectious diseases, and we should deport all illegal immigrants, ensuring families stay together, are given food, water, shelter, and good temperature in the meantime, and make it speedy so it isn't long and drawn out.

if they plane on becoming legal immigrant

Yes, and all citizens should as well have free coverage with the amount we spend so negligently on poor health infrastructure.

Yes, for life-threatening emergencies and infectious diseases, and to other services if they pay taxes.

There should be no government-subsidized healthcare, although perhaps a health insurance requirement should be incorporated into a Universal Basic Income. People who prefer not to buy insurance should not be required to, but they should be prepared to forfeit some of their UBI, and they should be prepared to pay for their own healthcare.

No, except for life saving emergencies

Yes, if they pay taxes, and for life threatening emergencies or infectious diseases regardless of tax paying status

Yes, but only if they are trying to make a better life for themselves and not breaking the law/have no criminal record. Otherwise, we should help them become citizens and give them temporary citizenship until they can return to their home country.

Depends, cause they probably shouldn't have free access all the time they would eventually have to start paying so the hospital can also keep up with their business.

Yes, and as a society we can’t let people suffer or die because what they did was legal/illegal

Yes, but only if they are trying to make a better life for themselves and not breaking the law. Otherwise, we should help them become citizens and give them temporary citizenship until they can return to their home country.

I think that they should only if they have a job and are contributing to society. I also believe that their children should have access as well because they are not at fault for the situation they have been put in.

Yes, if they pay taxes and for life threatening emergencies or infectious diseases regardless

Yes, and after treatment give the option to apply for citizenship or to be deported

Well technically yes. It's truly not human to not allow someone healthcare. Why can't some people be better than their ancestors. If you're not providing this then you're practically murdering them and killing them yourself

No, not until they come here legally and become U.S. citizens

No, but their children should have access or the ability to purchase private healthcare

No, not until they came here legally and become U.S. citizens

Only for legal immigrants that are in the country for less than 5 years and only for life threatening illegal immigrant emergencies

the children should and immigrants in certain circumstance should

It depends case to case

yes, if they pay taxes and are granted a citizenship