
It is not only moral to save treatment and meds for a citizen, it is the right thing to do. I don't know how Omar was allowed to participate in the study in the first place, but setting that aside, he should simply be returned to his country of origin (Mexico in this case). Upon regaining his strength he can once again ford the Rio Grande and re-enter this country illegally and waste more taxpayer money.
I am empathetic with his status and his plight, but do not feel compelled to continue to sacrifice our materials for this man. If he were home he would have died without any help. At least he can say he lived longer than he could have. By the way, he was born with the defective kidney. That means he brought it with him when he "jumped the fence " to our side.
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