Trump/ICE deports a 4 year old girl (legal immigrant) who relies on daily nutrient transfusion to survive.
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Anonymous
I am just really amazed at how quickly people jump on the bandwagon. This isn't to say the little girl isn't deserving. I am amazed and am rooting for the mother because she has so much determination. She has been doing from birth (based on Facebook posts) everything to get the best treatment for her daughter. She does seem like a go getter organizing multiple fundraising opportunities for her daughter such as getting plane tickets donated from Mexico City to Tijuana, help with housing, etc. She is doing a fantastic job getting her case out to the media. She is clever and strategic and hopefully it works for them. But I don't understand how 38 congressmen and woman can sign a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem urging her to reconsider the termination of the family's legal status stating "We believe this family's situation clearly meets the need for humanitarian aid ." Other people have pointed out that requires the ability to show how the cost of treatment (including doctors’ fees, hospitalization fees, and all medical-related expenses) and documentation establishing how the cost of the medical treatment (both in the hospital and as an out-patient) and any other associated costs such as medical prescriptions, therapies, equipment and transportation will be covered, whether by insurance, personal funds or other means. The girl spent 12 months at San Diego Children's Hospital. From July 31, 2023 (the day she legally entered the US) to August 2024. Medi-cal paid for that hospital stay. (Medical is name of medicare program in CA paid for by taxpayers). I can't even imagine how expensive a 365+ day hospital stay is in California. There is a domestic violence case involving a minor against a man with her father's last name against a person with her mothers last name in April 2024. The girl's attorney said the father might get the charges dropped since he is enrolled in anger management classes. The mother needs to ditch the father but his claim of getting kidnapped by cartels is probably what allowed them to enter in the first place then when they saw how sick the girl was. Even if they did not believe the claim border patrol absolutely did not want to get stuck with the bill. So they have a history of immediately releasing anyone needing medical care if caught on the border by San Diego to San Diego hospitals. https://www.kpbs.org/news/border-immigration/2022/10/07/border-patrol-avoiding-medical-costs-by-releasing-injured-migrants-records-show It seems like a better bet for the mom to stay is to say she is a victim of a crime. Maybe she qualifies for a U visa which is Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) which provides a pathway to stay for domestic violence sufferers. I hope she uses the go fund me money for a better attorney. |
Anonymous
The US cannot offer expanded or free healthcare and also treat every sick foreigner that shows up to our border like in this case. You know liberals will demand that non citizens be included. California pays for illegal immigrants healthcare and their budget is being crippled by it. Even Newsome is considering rolling the program back. |
Anonymous
Who knows? After the whole “he was raising his voice” in “an area he didn’t know he couldn’t raise his voice in,” the entire situation is sus. There are American children who don’t receive the level of care this child is receiving (for free). Why are those kids ignored? Mom’s baby daddy is in anger management classes. He was very angry about the exceptional free care his child was receiving, to the point he was arrested. Dcum bleeding hearts should host angry baby daddy and fam in their homes and provide the support they are so angrily demanding the American taxpayer provide. |
Anonymous
Americans should provide free healthcare to the world. All we need to do is provide a global app (for free!) that any global citizen with a smartphone can download!! They can input their conditions, diseases, injuries, etc, and because we don’t want the MAGA ghouls to win, we will dispatch emergency medical assistance to their location immediately! And bring them to American medical centers!! We don’t want any child, pregnant woman, human, anywhere in the world to be sick or ill and not receive life saving treatment! And if a woman wants an abortion, make that available on the app, too. Let’s really put our money where our non-MAGA mouth is. Everyone, everywhere: free transportation, free, lifesaving medical care. Their families of course will be given the opportunity to accompany them and provide support for their sick/injured loved one. Cost? Who cares!! We aren’t MAGA ghouls. We will provide and pay for the entire world’s medical care. No problem. We can do it. We are good people. If you don’t support this, you are an actual ghoul. Why do you get to live in the United States and have access to good medical care, yet deny that ability to others? Are you racist against brown, black, red, yellow, off-white people? Let’s call the app US Global Med One. We can send our military airplanes and ships to pick up the millions of poor and sick people who need our help. We can’t just let hundreds/thousands of sick and injured people die every second of every day, like Trump wants us to. |
Anonymous
Well it sounds like there is an application process including questioning about the ability to pay for it and medical documentation from doctors as to why they need treatment here so that is a good place to start on deciding which children to help. I want you to truly imagine having a child who will die unless they receive treatment in another country. You arrange funding and upend your life to move away from everyone you know to save your child, let’s say in France, and then a couple years later the president of that country decides you need to go home and let your child die. |
Anonymous
I think you’re suggesting that she sit on a tractor in South Africa for a few weeks, then get a free plane ride here. |
Anonymous
It sounds like they do have treatment for short bowel syndrome. But this girl needs a special type of treatment. |
Anonymous
That’s why we have to bring every sick and injured child to the United States and give them lifesaving care. I want you to truly imagine there are real children dying right now in every country on earth that US doctors and medical staff could save. Why are we not saving these children? Are you so heartless that you allow children to die every day and don’t want them to live? |
Anonymous
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10,000 children worldwide starve to death every single day.
Why do we allow that to happen? We have plenty of food. Why are we letting 10,000 children per day starve to death? |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Sounds like we need a federal agency tasked with providing AID around the world. . .maybe it could be called USAID or something clever like that. . .oh. . .wait. . . |
Anonymous
Her family prefers this treatment. This would be a different scenario if the treatment had a foreseeable end. This child needs lifelong care. It shouldn't be US taxpayer responsibility to cover this. |
Anonymous
Maybe it happened because there are too many dumb people in this country. |
Anonymous
So why are 10,000 children per day starving to death worldwide? We should bring every starving child to the US. |
Anonymous
The little girl will receive care as she did before coming to the US. You are correct; it’s not the care her parents prefer; but also, it’s not a death sentence. So, there are tens of thousands of children who don’t receive enough food/nutrition each day and die. Should we not ensure every child in the world receives enough nutrition to live? The parents of those children want their children to live, too. Why do we not ensure all children have sufficient nutrition to maintain their lives? |