established here there -- and the precedent that is being established youhere. is targeted to low-income people, medicaid, public housing, food stamps, so forth. over the next decade, the u.s. will spend $1.50 trillion on means tested welfare for lower skilled immigrants. those are the high school degree or less. half of that, around $750 billion over the next decade will be for medical care for lower skilled immigrants. this is primarily through the medicaid program. it is a massive expenditure in a time which the united states is already going bankrupt as a nation. the health care reform that is pending in the congress would add additional costs on to that, not only by making the illegals eligible for free medical care, but also by extending medical care to all of the legal immigrants who currently do not have it. steve's numbers here are very good, about a third of the uninsured are immigrants. if you look at the lower income uninsured, where the core of the expenditure will be, that number is probably significantly higher, as much as 50% of the lower income

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the president that is being established here there -- and the precedent that is being established youhere. a that is targeted to low-income people, medicaid, public housing, food stamps, so forth. over the next decade, the u.s. will spend $1.50 trillion on means tested welfare for lower skilled immigrants. those are the high school degree or less. half of that, around $750 billion over the next decade will be for medical care for lower skilled immigrants. this is primarily through the medicaid program. it is a massive expenditure in a time which the united states is already going bankrupt as a nation. the health care reform that is pending in the congress would add additional costs on to that, not only by making the illegals eligible for free medical care, but also by extending medical care to all of the legal immigrants who currently do not have it. steve's numbers here are very good, about a third of the uninsured are immigrants. if you look at the lower income uninsured, where the core of the expenditure will be, that number is probably significantly higher, as much as 50% of the lower