What Percent of Illegal Immigrants Die From Lack of Medical Attention Each Year?
Question by button: what percent of illegal immigrants die from lack of medical attention each year?
please i don’t want your “views on immigration” i really need an answer to this question. I need to know what the number or percentage of illegal immigrants die due to lack of medical attention. and what the MEDICAL COMPLICATIONS illegal and legal immigrants face, coming into a new country.
THANKS SO MUCH: )
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Answer by think 4 self become independent!
if you dont want someones views why do we need to put up with your ridiculous question on their medical needs when its not our responsibility to care for the illegal aliens.
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