They are not changing this bill because that will open up another can of worms that none of you want. Victoria Sharpe is attending. Like, why did she have to be one of the good ones? But the Senate version keeps the Medicaid spending for, you know, illegal immigrants.
Like, we have a bunch of immigrants. I can read you the language here because I studied this earlier today. So look, it does bar most illegals from receiving Medicaid.
It does do that. However, in order to avoid the 60 vote threshold that would be required, they had to carve out Haitians that were paroled, Haitians and Cubans that were paroled into the country. It was more than Haitians and Cubans.
It was like from four. It was a specific class and it consists of four or five countries from South America. And I'm just telling you what I read.
Haitians and Cubans. What about the 2A provisions? What about the silencers and magazine bans? They reduced the tax down to zero. They didn't get rid of it.
They didn't rescind the NFA. They've reduced the taxes down to zero because that's what the parliamentarians said that they were able to do. Well, what does that mean for future rulemaking, though? Can the ATF then determine later that they can add taxes? No, but the argument is that the Democrats, when they take control of Congress at some point, that they'll just be able to re-up the tax for 51 votes.
That's the argument against it. That's why people were like, no, it needs to be totally removed. Yeah.
