mr. jimenez deported by a chicago hospital to mexico and died shortly after.itals are getting urgent care immigrant patients and who don't have insurance or underinsured and rather than giving them long-term care they are looking for ways to avoid that and taking it upon themselves to get them out of the country going around in a sort of immigration services, not going through homeland security or i ses or anything official. this is a picture of a different mr. jimenez it was deported by a florida hospital to remote village in guatemala. his story highlights the problem. this -- he was an undocumented immigrant living in florida and was hit by a car and was basically on life-support in florida for a lengthy period of time and was in a rehabilitative stage for what appeared was going to take at least a couple of years. but the florida hospital decided to do was they initially tried to do this the correct way. they went to a state court to seek permission to forcefully remove him. he luckily had a guardian who had been appointed who fought back on that. the stat

mr. jimenez were -- he was deported and died shortly after.hat is happening is hospitals and getting urgent care, immigrant patients in who don't have insurance or are under in short and rather than giving them long-term care they are looking for ways to avoid that and taking it upon themselves to get them out of the country and going around any sort of official immigration service, not going for a homeland security or anything official. this is a picture of a different mr. jimenez who was the courted by a florida hospital to college in guatemala and his story highlights the problem. he was an undocumented immigrant living in florida. was hit by a car and was basically on life support in florida for link the period of time and then was and rehabilitative stage for what appeared was going to take a couple years. and what the florida hospital decided to do was they initially tried to seek doing this the correct way, they went to state court to seek permission to forcefully remove him. he luckily had a guardian who had been appointed who fought b

mr. jimenez who was deported by florida hospital. i think his story sort of highlights the problem. he was an undocumented immigrants living in florida, was hit by a car and was basically on life support in florida for a lengthy period of time, if it was a rehabilitative stage for what appeared was going to take at least a couple of years. and what the florida hospital decided to do was, they initially tried to see to doing this i guess the correct way. the actual went to a state court to seek permission to forcefully remove him. he likely had a guardian who had been appointed who fought back on that. the state court said sure, you can go ahead and have him removed. "the guardian" immediately appealed and the appellate court said to the hospital to respond to "the guardian"'s assertion that the state court has now come and the hospital has no jurisdiction or no ability to actually support anybody. but before the appellate court could even will on that the hospital under dark of night raided a helicopter from $3000 to the guy out of the country. which then prompted a contempt citatio