Yes, but only for life threatening emergencies or infectious diseases

It have no counter argument for that but, I would be wary of it due to the risk of fraud, abuse or waste.

Yes, we are all people, and if there is a disease wiping out hundreds of thousands of people, it will most likely hit the U.S. anyway, so we need to try to help anyway we can but controlled.

If it's life threatening, shouldn't they have a chance to live. We want America to be the best it can for everyone. It shouldn't matter if they have a green card or not. If someone is about to die then all efforts should be put forward to make living in America a possibility.

Since there are millions of illegal immigrants coming into the United States I believe that if they are the edge of life or death they should get the help they need. After they get the help they should become a citizen and get actual Health insurance/care.

ILLEGAL immigrants shouldn't be allowed access to any subsidized Healthcare that isn't life threatening, because they didn't contribute anything to it. Nobody deserves to die, but the American people shouldn't be paying for cold medicine for a person that shouldn't be here in the first place. The process to come here is gruesome, but just because I want money I don't go rob a bank. I get a job and do it the right way. If you don't come here the right way you are here illegally and don't deserve access to any of amenities that you aren't contributing to.