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Policy the White House criticizes saves American lives

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VP JD Vance has asked why undocumented immigrants “get health care benefits at hospitals paid for by American citizens?” The answer involves the Emergency Medical Treatment & Labor Act, which allows hospitals to immediately stabilize patients, including American citizens, without waiting to check their immigration status.



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