> This situation exists today. If I'm an physician, with experience from a foreign country and a years-long unimpeachable track record. What I don't have is a U

> This situation exists today. If I'm an physician, with experience from a foreign country and a years-long unimpeachable track record. What I don't have is a US degree or residency. I'm 100% going to prison if I perform a surgery in my van. I agree and this is terrible. > Your argument that "you consider it unethical to withhold medical care from someone who requests it" is not a defense today for practicing medicine without a license, it may not be a legal defense but it is absolutely a moral defense. > in my scenario, that would not change. I just want to make it explicit that you agree with the criminalization of healing people without permission.