ten ppl killed, this all at tax payers expense as well.. costs more to process dead illegals than it does live ones... and now who is picking up the tabs for those hospitalized.. probably all those governments where they came from?
” costs more to process dead illegals than it does live ones...”
Just bring a backhoe to the accident and plant them!
Cochise County picks up 100% of the tab. The only thing countries south of the border will finance is lawyers to sue a deep taxpayer pocket.
50% of Cochise Counties budget gets spent on medical for illegal aliens.
God Bless those killed and their families....I don’t want to pick up the tab for these people either but they are people, God’s people.....we owe them a little compassion no matter what the circumstances...
and now who is picking up the tabs for those hospitalized
Growing industry - sending bodies of deceased migrants back to Mexico
A new business that sold repatriation certificates – documents that act as life insurance and cover funereal costs – saw an opportunity to promote their product and offered to donate funds to send the bodies to Chiapas.
News of the service reached national Hispanic news agencies and marked a new milestone in the repatriation of Mexican immigrants. As the Latino community in the United States continues to grow, a booming industry has emerged to cover the costs of sending the remains of deceased migrants back to Mexico.
Consulate has funds to send bodies to Mexico for burial
The Mexican consulate in Manhattan will be able to fully cover the costs this year of repatriating some 300 deceased Mexicans from the tri-state area back to Mexico, officials said Friday.
Consul General Ruben Beltran said the consulate is responding to the "strong desire" among Mexicans living outside of their native land to be buried in Mexico.
AZ Tragic crash lucky for 2 illegal immigrants
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Costs to area hospitals
University Medical Center — treated three patients from the rollover at an estimated cost of $185,000, hospital spokeswoman Katie Riley said.
Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix — treated two patients. One was there for 13 days and cost $142,000 to treat, and the other stayed for five days and cost $15,760 to treat, hospital spokeswoman Judy Keane said.
Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix — treated four people from the accident but declined to give the cost to treat them due to confidentiality issues.