Arizona Proposes Checking Citizenship at Hospitals
 

Arizona Proposes Checking Citizenship at Hospitals


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWDob...&feature=email

The government already requires hospitals to report things related to crime such as gunshot wounds when they show up at the same hospitals. The state requires reporting of certain diseases and carriers of them, so it's hardly a new concept, or radical one.

Good points, but when it comes to illegals everything changes, they're the untouchables.

and unmentionables....

Doctors are required by law to report gunshot wounds, as well as suspected child abuse and suspected elder abuse, in addition to collecting payroll taxes.

no. They're carriers of diseases.

Russell Pearce
 

What's so difficult to understand what Russell Pearce is saying ?

Our country is becoming increasingly disgusting, disingenuous and corrupt.

Many police and hospital staff are just too lazy to cooperate and help defend us and themselves. It's the NIMBY syndrome "not in my back yard" Or the "PR" - Not my yob ? *job ).

It's just so ludicrous that the hospitals don't want to check immigrant status while all employers are required BY LAW to E-verify.

The hospitals are getting ripped off for hundreds of millions of dollars and some are closing down, driven into bankruptcy. What's the difference between terrorists sneaking in and setting of a dirty bomb in a hospital and the illegals driving it out of business ?

I just got back from Costa Rica last week. I was taking a public bus from Tamarindo and we were stopped by the police at a checkpoint and boarded. Everyone presented identification and I showed my passport. It seems they have a problem with illegals. Why can't we do something like that here? ACLU uuuummm???

I don't know.....Boarding a bus, plane, or ship within the US, and only traveling to points within the Us should not give rise to an ID check without reasonable suspicion. I don't think we want to give the government the power to perform blanket searches on everyone. The hospital though, is extending a service and unless the recipient of those services is paying in cash, the hospital has a right to ask for ID when extending credit or charity. And if the taxpayers are footing the bill for any charitable services at the hospital, I believe they have a strong obligation to demand ID from the recipient. Hospitals are like any other business, and they do credit checks on people applying for credit. If the recipient cannot provide ID, or provided some that led one to believe they were in the country without authorization, reporting that is a community service, much like reporting the carrier of a communicable disease.

I found this quite easily.