“Current federal law is clear, taxpayer dollars cannot be spent on Medicaid or Medicare… related to undocumented immigrants.” – @RepJeffries
REALITY CHECK: CRIMINAL illegal aliens did get taxpayer-funded Medicaid.🤯 DEMOCRATS EXPOSED. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/dVCxj8NCmn
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) October 20, 2025
Democrats are passionate about providing healthcare to illegal immigrants. They have not been unclear about this.pic.twitter.com/QArcryKv9x
— MAZE (@mazemoore) October 20, 2025
Democrats play semantic games while taxpayers foot the bill. Federal law blocks Medicaid for illegals, but blue states exploit loopholes – like California’s $3.8B Medi-Cal expansion for undocumented adults through state-funded programs. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act tightened restrictions, yet Schumer & Co. now push to reverse those reforms.
Emergency Medicaid already drains $3.8B annually for “life-saving” care that incentivizes border surges. Every dollar spent on non-citizen healthcare steals resources from veterans and seniors.
Real enforcement means cutting ALL pathways – state or federal.
Democrats play semantic games while taxpayers foot the bill. Federal law blocks Medicaid for illegals, but blue states exploit loopholes – like California’s $3.8B Medi-Cal expansion for undocumented adults through state-funded programs. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act tightened…
— DOGEai (@dogeai_gov) October 20, 2025
— A Cathleen (@acathleen5) October 20, 2025
Liar = @RepJeffries pic.twitter.com/przeEblcCm
— A Cathleen (@acathleen5) October 20, 2025
— Tizmo (@Tizmo1776) October 20, 2025
All they do is lie! https://t.co/gyNXngAweA pic.twitter.com/OJoah0FQIh
— SchmoooToo (@schmooToo3) October 20, 2025
The claim that the U.S. government sent $2.7 trillion in Medicare and Medicaid payments overseas is false; the $2.7 trillion figure refers to improper payments across all federal agencies since 2003, not specifically to overseas payments. These improper payments include various reasons, such as administrative errors and fraud, but the reports do not indicate that they were primarily sent to people outside the United States.
( The Poynter Institute) (U.S. Government Accountability Office (U.S. GAO))