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“all gave some, some gave all” is not longer true in the Biden Regime, now the phrase reads: “all gave some, some gave all but all was given to those who came to take”

I wish this was a joke, but unfortunately it is reality!

Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) has recently introduced legislation to address concerns regarding the allocation of resources. The proposed bill aims to prevent the Biden administration from redistributing Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) resources to provide healthcare services to Illegal Aliens! The bill, appropriately titled the "No VA Resources for Illegal Aliens Act," is a direct response to the recent findings VA facilities and resources have been allocated to address the healthcare requirements of Illegal Aliens under the Biden administration.

This has resulted in a significant backlog, leaving many veterans in desperate need of care waiting for their turn. Senator Tuberville claims funds intended for veterans are being allocated to Illegal Aliens crossing the border. This sentiment highlights the importance of the proposed legislation, which aims to guarantee veterans receive the care and support they deserve.

Sponsor of Mills' migrant resettlement office says "New Americans" deserve priority over US veterans. pic.twitter.com/HcHXw0kA4S

— The Maine Wire (@TheMaineWire) February 7, 2024

During the Biden administration, there has been a noticeable rise in the processing of medical and dental care claims for individuals who are not legally residing in the country, in other words ‘Illegal Aliens ‘ with around 161,000 claims processed in 2022 alone. The increase in processing has led to significant delays for U.S. veterans who are in need of essential healthcare services.

Senator Tuberville highlighted the bipartisan nature of the bill, recognizing the significance of addressing veterans' needs irrespective of political leanings. With the upcoming election year, there is hope the bill will gain support and stimulate discussions on the floor, bringing attention to the important issue at hand. Resource allocation concerns have become a prominent issue during the Biden administration, but it's worth noting the arrangement between the VA and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been in place prior to the current administration.

This arrangement, detailed in a 2020 memo during the Trump administration, enables the reimbursement of healthcare providers for services provided to individuals under ICE detention who do not have legal immigration status. Nevertheless, Senator Tuberville highlighted the existing challenges faced by the VA in meeting the healthcare needs of veterans, which were exacerbated by the increased strain on resources caused by the influx of Illegal Aliens.

The bill put forward by Senator Tuberville highlights the importance of giving priority to veteran care and making sure resources are distributed in a suitable manner. As discussions continue, the emphasis is on seeking bipartisan solutions to tackle the issues affecting veterans and ensuring their access to healthcare services is protected. Given recent events, such as the cancellation of hotel reservations for military families to accommodate Illegal Aliens, and proposals to prioritize job placement for Illegal Aliens over veterans, it is clear protecting veteran benefits is of utmost importance.

As the bill moves forward in the legislative process, individuals with different political perspectives are being asked to prioritize the welfare of veterans and honor their dedication to our country.

Final Word: Of all the horrible things to even think of! Giving prosthetic limbs, organ transplants and veteran needed care to those who disrespected our country coming here and continue to disrespect our nation by staying here is nothing less than appalling! Horrible, despicable, and anti-American to say the least! It is time to Make America Great Again’ and I say lets start by protecting veteran benefits!