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Quote from: wetwillie on June 10, 2018, 08:57:40 AMhttps://aspe.hhs.gov/system/files/pdf/255396/Pre-ExistingConditions.pdf it comes from this which says on page 2. It does seem a bit misleading to say 'may have a pre-existing condition' but does illustrate how unhealthy americans are at scale. QuoteKey Findings:? Up to 133 million non-elderly Americans—just over half (51 percent) of the non-elderlypopulation—may have a pre-existing condition. This includes 67 million women and girlsand 66 million men and boys.? The likelihood of having a pre-existing condition increases with age: up to 84 percent ofthose ages 55 to 64—31 million individuals—have at least one pre-existing condition.? Among the most common pre-existing conditions are high blood pressure (46 millionpeople), behavioral health disorders (45 million people), high cholesterol (44 millionpeople); asthma/chronic lung disease (34 million people), heart conditions (16 millionpeople), diabetes (13 million people), and cancer (11 million people).? Between 2010 and 2014, when the ACA’s major health insurance reforms first tookeffect, the share of Americans with pre-existing conditions who went uninsured all yearfell by 22 percent, meaning 3.6 million fewer people went uninsured.? Tens of millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions experience spells ofuninsurance. About 23 percent (31 million) experienced at least one month withoutinsurance coverage in 2014, and nearly one-third (44 million) went uninsured for at leastone month during the two-year period beginning in 2013.A little misleading???? The tweet implied 130,000,000 americans would no longer have access to insurance. That's a lie.
https://aspe.hhs.gov/system/files/pdf/255396/Pre-ExistingConditions.pdf it comes from this which says on page 2. It does seem a bit misleading to say 'may have a pre-existing condition' but does illustrate how unhealthy americans are at scale. QuoteKey Findings:? Up to 133 million non-elderly Americans—just over half (51 percent) of the non-elderlypopulation—may have a pre-existing condition. This includes 67 million women and girlsand 66 million men and boys.? The likelihood of having a pre-existing condition increases with age: up to 84 percent ofthose ages 55 to 64—31 million individuals—have at least one pre-existing condition.? Among the most common pre-existing conditions are high blood pressure (46 millionpeople), behavioral health disorders (45 million people), high cholesterol (44 millionpeople); asthma/chronic lung disease (34 million people), heart conditions (16 millionpeople), diabetes (13 million people), and cancer (11 million people).? Between 2010 and 2014, when the ACA’s major health insurance reforms first tookeffect, the share of Americans with pre-existing conditions who went uninsured all yearfell by 22 percent, meaning 3.6 million fewer people went uninsured.? Tens of millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions experience spells ofuninsurance. About 23 percent (31 million) experienced at least one month withoutinsurance coverage in 2014, and nearly one-third (44 million) went uninsured for at leastone month during the two-year period beginning in 2013.
Key Findings:? Up to 133 million non-elderly Americans—just over half (51 percent) of the non-elderlypopulation—may have a pre-existing condition. This includes 67 million women and girlsand 66 million men and boys.? The likelihood of having a pre-existing condition increases with age: up to 84 percent ofthose ages 55 to 64—31 million individuals—have at least one pre-existing condition.? Among the most common pre-existing conditions are high blood pressure (46 millionpeople), behavioral health disorders (45 million people), high cholesterol (44 millionpeople); asthma/chronic lung disease (34 million people), heart conditions (16 millionpeople), diabetes (13 million people), and cancer (11 million people).? Between 2010 and 2014, when the ACA’s major health insurance reforms first tookeffect, the share of Americans with pre-existing conditions who went uninsured all yearfell by 22 percent, meaning 3.6 million fewer people went uninsured.? Tens of millions of Americans with pre-existing conditions experience spells ofuninsurance. About 23 percent (31 million) experienced at least one month withoutinsurance coverage in 2014, and nearly one-third (44 million) went uninsured for at leastone month during the two-year period beginning in 2013.
It has long been a misdemeanor federal offense to be caught illegally entering the country, punishable by up to six months in prison and a $5,000 fine. But previous US administrations generally didn't refer everyone caught for prosecution. Those who were apprehended were put into immigration proceedings and faced deportation from the country, unless they qualified to pursue an asylum claim.
QuoteIt has long been a misdemeanor federal offense to be caught illegally entering the country, punishable by up to six months in prison and a $5,000 fine. But previous US administrations generally didn't refer everyone caught for prosecution. Those who were apprehended were put into immigration proceedings and faced deportation from the country, unless they qualified to pursue an asylum claim.Sys - do you know if the people previously put into immigration proceedings remained in detention during the duration of the proceedings? If so, did they remain with their children?The logistics of the process seems like a nightmare.
Whenever I read a sysbot post regarding border children, I can only presume that he prefers the lost chidrent turned over to resident illegals who then don't answer calls from the government. Or if the sysbot prefers the catch/release/eventual deportation method down the line.
“You will never see your children again. Families don’t exist here. You won’t have a family any more.”