Ah, but see here. Does the bill prohibits discrimination and the withholding of health care services based on any personal information including a person's "legal status"?
Yes.
Where does the bill explicitly prohibits compensations for illegal alien coverage by other means than by direct affordability compensation payments to other than individuals?
Does the Bill make any provisions on how to ascertain if a person is a legal residents or illegal aliens?
No.
And thus this bill in regards to illegal aliens will be provided health care pretty much under a "dont ask, dont tell" type of policy.
On pg 50, SEC. 152. "PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION IN HEALTH CARE" says nothing about illegal aliens. NADA. Problem is if you cannot discriminate against a person for health care then how can you figure out if the person you're helping isn't an illegal alien?
21 SEC. 152. PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION IN HEALTH CARE.
22 (a) IN GENERAL.—Except as otherwise explicitly per
23 mitted by this Act and by subsequent regulations con
24 sistent with this Act, all health care and related services
25 (including insurance coverage and public health activities)
1 covered by this Act shall be provided without regard to
2 personal characteristics extraneous to the provision of
3 high quality health care or related services.
4 (b) IMPLEMENTATION.—To implement the require
5 ment set forth in subsection (a), the Secretary of Health
6 and Human Services shall, not later than 18 months after
7 the date of the enactment of this Act, promulgate such
8 regulations as are necessary or appropriate to insure that
9 all health care and related services (including insurance
10 coverage and public health activities) covered by this Act
11 are provided (whether directly or through contractual,
12 licensing, or other arrangements) without regard to per
13 sonal characteristics extraneous to the provision of high
14 quality health care or related services.
In this case, a person's legal status has nothing to do with "the provision of high quality health care or related services" like they have been getting so far. Nothing in this bill has any way of stopping that service or provide the means or even permission to ensure who they are treating are not illegal aliens but citizens or people who are here legally.