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Colorado Democrats are celebrating a new law that will go into effect on January 1 that will extend free Medicaid coverage to illegal migrants who are pregnant as well as migrant children.
“Based on current Colorado state laws they protect the privacy of the clients that are applying for these public benefits,” Rodriguez explained. “We shouldn’t be giving programs and services to undocumented immigrants that we aren’t giving to citizens who are within Colorado,” Soper exclaimed.released by the House Committee on Homeland Security reported that an estimated $451 billion in yearly costs are connected to the Biden administration’s border crisis, and a large part of that expenditure is going to medical care for illegals.
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