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Tipsheet

Illegals Skew Healthcare Stats

The  LA Times has once again proven the old adage about lies, damn lies, and statistics.  In a story today, they open with this:

The number of Americans without health insurance rose last year from 44.8 million, or 15.3% of the population, to 47 million, or 15.8%, the Census Bureau reported today.
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... But there’s only one problem.  Upon closer inspecting the Census report, what the LA Times call “Americans” the U.S. Census (page 29) refers to (more accurately) as “People.” 

You see, when you subtract the 10 million, or so, folks referred to in the U.S. Census as, “Not a Citizen,” you are left with just 37 million – not 47 million as The Times suggests.)

What is more, of the 37 million actual U.S. citizens without healthcare, 17.7 million earn more than $50,000 a year -- and could certainly afford insurance if they wanted it.

But the LA Times story was really about how the number of Americans without health insurance has increased this year.  Looking again at the U.S. Census (again, page 29), you it is clear that almost 40 percent of the increase is due to non-citizens. 

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