BF2S Forums No special treatment. I just want to be treated like an illegal alien.

Kmarion wrote:

The State’s Office of Medicaid.

“Documentation supplied by non-citizens should still be logged onto the MA21 QAC screen, however it will not be necessary for this information to be verified and the system will determine eligibility based off of the information that the applicant declared.”

The memo continues:
    “NOTE, this change only applies to non-citizens. US Citizen/Nationals must continue to verify their citizenship and identity.”

In other words, you, or your grandmother, will not be taken at your word.

What's up with the double standard?

http://news.bostonherald.com/columnists … eid=157253

Just show up and don't speak enlgish.

If I'm guessing, I'd assume that the reason is that the information can't be verified due to the fact that it comes from another country, although this does beg the question: why does a nation need to know how to handle applications made by people who aren't legal?  Either legalise them or don't, but don't give illegal residents access to anything (except, obviously, rights, and things like emergency services who would, once the problem was sorted out, hand them on to relevant authorities).

Kmarion wrote:

jsnipy wrote:

Kmarion wrote:

The State’s Office of Medicaid.

“Documentation supplied by non-citizens should still be logged onto the MA21 QAC screen, however it will not be necessary for this information to be verified and the system will determine eligibility based off of the information that the applicant declared.”

The memo continues:
    “NOTE, this change only applies to non-citizens. US Citizen/Nationals must continue to verify their citizenship and identity.”

In other words, you, or your grandmother, will not be taken at your word.

What's up with the double standard?

http://news.bostonherald.com/columnists … eid=157253

Just show up and don't speak enlgish.

qué ?

Klingon maybe?

Rosse_modest wrote:

It pertains to non US citizens, I think people who do not have US nationality but are in the country legally are also part of this category.

Which doesn't change the fact that Mexican records would be.............sub-standard.

ATG:  Well, I didn't want to hold out for you to start the trend.

Bubbalo wrote:

Rosse_modest wrote:

It pertains to non US citizens, I think people who do not have US nationality but are in the country legally are also part of this category.

Which doesn't change the fact that Mexican records would be.............sub-standard.

ATG:  Well, I didn't want to hold out for you to start the trend.

I think that authorities never hold records from other countries to be all that accurate and trustworty. Whether those records are Mexican, Haitian or German doesn't matter to them.