We would — we still need to have comprehensive immigration reform, regardless — because what I know from the big, beautiful bill is, we are now trying to figure out 250,000 people who are about to lose their health care.
Moore highlights the urgent need for immigration reform in light of healthcare cuts.
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And then we get upset, and then we’re like, what happened with this group? What happened with that group? And they’re saying like, ‘Yo, what happened to the party?’
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Once we decided to step up and say we are going to make sure that our people are going to be OK … we’ve now received guidance saying the states are going to be punished for fronting the money.
We just stopped competing. We stopped making the case. We came up with this philosophy where, listen, it all comes down to three states.
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