do anything to hurt either one of them. what is he doing there is brilliant. is he creating the premise for a down-charge. ainsley: spirit of revival is contagious. several universities hold marathon prayer services inspired by asbury university. it can t be stopped here and he is really commissioning and sending. olgd catch. do it. fall down the right slirn he for the touchdown, what a catch home is wherever i m with you. ainsley: i had to do a double-take when i looked up the weather in green bay, wisconsin today. it is had right now 5 degrees but it feels like negative 5. you are going to have a high today of 18 degrees at 3:00 p.m. so you can wear your bathing suit then. steve: the good news is that storm has stopped snowing out there it s just the residual, unfortunately a lot of people don t have electricity because of the ice as the storm marches toward the northeast. brian: when i think of green bay wisconsin jane skinner. she could handle all type
dana marie mcnicholl outside jackson memorial hospital in miami, florida. good morning there. good morning, bill. this is the busiest hospital in all of florida coming to migrant healthcare. 3900 migrants in six months. a new law signed by governor ron desantis says public hospitals are required to ask patients about their immigration status when they check into the hospital. now based on those answers, 54,000 people disclosed they are not lawfully present in the united states when visiting a hospital from june to december in 2023. costing florida an estimated $566 million. it is important to note that dollar amount is based on the assumption that all illegal migrants did not pay for healthcare after the hospital visits. immigration advocates say it is a deceitful assumption to make.
(The Center Square) – Illinois will pause a program intended to provide taxpayer subsidized health care to the influx of non-citizen arrivals. The program is already up to $831.6 million in projected taxpayer costs.
president, dr. robert was speaking and he also released a letter and we will read a little bit of that letter in a minute. listen to what he said about how it is impacting his hospital. it s the only hospital within a three-hour radius. some migrants come to us with minor ailments but many come in with significant disease. one of the largest cohorts we have seen are maternity patients who present with little or no prenatal care. our reality is. this we have delivered over $26 million in unexencompensated care to these individuals in a 12-month period from december 21 to november 22. that number comes from review patient bills directly attributed to migrant patients. unsustainable model to have hospitals like ours bear the burden of migrant healthcare. migrant patients are receiving free care, they have no ability to pay. we have no ability to bill anyone. we don t know their final destinations. we don t know anything about them. we cannot provide completely free care to the residents