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Hochul’s Concerns Over GOP Spending Bill: A Deep Dive

In a recent interview with Telemundo, New York’s Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul expressed her apprehensions regarding a new Republican spending bill, suggesting that it could negatively impact what she referred to as the ‘undocumented community’—a euphemism for illegal immigrants.

This concern, however, seems to sidestep a significant reality: millions of Americans cast their votes for change, particularly in response to the financial strain they witnessed during the Biden administration. Many observed as New York allocated substantial resources—luxury accommodations and three meals a day—for undocumented individuals, all while American citizens grappled with the rising costs driven by inflation in the current economy.

One might ponder whether New York’s fiscal predicament would be less dire had the state not devoted an extravagant amount of taxpayer money to support individuals residing in the country illegally.

Breitbart News offers the following insights:

Hochul: “We’ll Lose Money Under GOP Bill, ‘Don’t Want to Go’ to Cutting Services for Migrants”

During her Telemundo 47 interview, Hochul warned that the Republican tax and spending bill could lead to financial losses for the state, jeopardizing healthcare for certain populations. When questioned about the potential necessity of cutting services for some immigrants, she replied, “I don’t want to go there,” emphasizing the critical need to ensure that essential care remains accessible for these groups.

Host Alejandro Mendoza probed further, asking if New York might face a situation similar to California’s, where the governor made cuts to immigrant services. Hochul reiterated, “I don’t want to go there. This is money that’s now been lost by the federal government — they used to help us pay for this. This is something we have to look at very seriously for how we can not leave these people without essential care.”

For those interested, you can listen to the audio clip where Hochul mentions the ‘undocumented community’ at the 2:25 mark below:

It is, quite frankly, perplexing to observe Democrats consistently championing the rights and welfare of individuals residing in the country illegally, seemingly at the expense of broader fiscal responsibility and the needs of their constituents.

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