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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2025 · 19 MIN

California WASTES $10 Billion on Criminal Illegals While Police Get Scraps

from News For Reasonable People · host Sean Reynolds

California just dropped the most mind-blowing budget numbers you've ever seen - and they're spending 30 TIMES more on healthcare for criminal illegals than on state police. We're talking $10 billion versus $348 million, folks. Oregon's doing the same insane dance, spending double on non-citizens' healthcare compared to their state police budget. Meanwhile, law-abiding Californians are paying through the nose for taxes while watching their hard-earned money fund free doctor visits, dental care, vision coverage, and medications for people who broke the law to get here. But hey, actual citizens? Good luck affording your own healthcare! This is government priorities at their most twisted - massive budget deficits to fund virtue signaling while public safety gets the scraps. How are taxpayers not absolutely furious about this upside-down spending? What's it going to take for voters in these blue states to wake up and demand accountability? Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this with anyone who still believes their tax dollars are being spent wisely!

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