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Americans do not want to pay for illegals to have healthcare “Shut it down. Shut it all down — Shut the government down. The Democrats are out here literally causing problems because they want President Trump to give them over $500 million for free healthcare for illegal immigrants - So let's not worry about the Americans who don't have free healthcare - Let's not worry about the Americans who don't have food to eat - Let's not worry about our public safety with the national terrorist threats on our country that are literally living in our country Let's worry about giving free healthcare to illegal immigrants, absolutely not. You see, this sh*t and this threat, it may have worked when Biden was in office, it may have worked when Obama was in office, but it's not going to work this time. So you know what I say? I say shut it down. Shut it all down. Let them go on recess for a little bit. Let them feel what every American has felt under their reign, because no more. The billions and billions and billions of dollars that we have put into illegal immigration that could've been made to be put to such good use here in the United States for Americans is insane. And I'm not sorry for saying it. We do not need to be funding other people's healthcare, food, and benefits that are not part of this country. We pay those taxes, Americans, and we should have a say in where that money goes.”

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