I guess yeah, that's what it comes down to. Which government is willing to cover you? Every government somehow has a vested interest in its own citizens because they have to take care of their own well-being and "kind." However, for example, Canada will give "professionals" more of a chance to attain their national health insurance. That, is something that is not fair in my own opinion. Since when is health based on your ability to give back to society?
Vulnerable populations are vulnerable for a reason--they can't get the care they need, yet they are the most in need, it's absolutely unbelievable. There has to be a way for all the nations of the world to congregate to come up with a joint act to treat immigrants in a way that is fair, or else these issues will forever be perpetuated through time. In a utopian society, all sovereign nations would take care of their health care systems in an effective and efficient way, so that no matter where one goes to, they will be covered at least minimally.
There is no real answer for this kind of issue, and even if there are any answers, it's an iffy one at that.
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