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When uninsured immigrants are hurt, who pays?

The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO)

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Byline: Alan Bavley

KANSAS CITY, Mo. _ A car wreck in November put Caesar Sacaries-Barrios, 23, in a coma. He has been recuperating at Alpine North nursing home. Sacaries-Barrios, who is an undocumented immigrant, has no health insurance.

Sacaries-Barrios is lucky to be alive _ and to still be in the United States.

The restaurant worker is an undocumented immigrant originally from Guatemala. He barely remembers the wreck that left him in a coma at North Kansas City Hospital.

He knows nothing about the estimated $250,000 the hospital has spent to keep him alive.

He's still unaware that the hospital _ faced with the ...

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