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"For example, DACA recipients are not eligible for Obamacare or Medicaid.""
Claudette, post: 1912729
They Work and pay taxes,
Do you understand hie easy it was to prove you are a hater? A Trump deplorable.
"Some who side with Trump's action argue that DACA provides benefits to undocumented immigrants — benefits reserved for tax-paying American citizens. Research and hard evidence, however, have debunked the myth that only American citizens pay taxes. Undocumented immigrants, including dreamers, pay taxes, too.
A total of 1.3 million young undocumented immigrants who are enrolled or eligible for DACA contribute $2 billion a year in taxes, state and local, according to the Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy. This includes personal income, property, and sales taxes.
One such DACA recipient, Belén Sisa, caught widespread attention online after the dreamer posted a photo of her tax return. Sisa, a political science student at Arizona State University, was born in Argentina and entered the United States on a visitor visa with her parents when she was 6 years old, but the family overstayed their visas. Sisa told CNN this is her fourth year filing tax returns.
More than 75 percent of DACA permit holders are employed and despite their tax contributions, dreamers are not necessarily eligible for the benefits their tax money goes toward. For example, DACA recipients are not eligible for Obamacare or Medicaid."
How Much Do Dreamers Pay In Taxes? DACA Recipients Contribute Just Like Everyone Else
"A total of 1.3 million young undocumented immigrants who are enrolled or eligible for DACA contribute $2 billion a year in taxes, "
But they get no direct personal benefits from paying taxes. So why did you lie about them?
Explain yourself.
Claudette, post: 1912729
Well cupcake. How do YOU think they are being supported????
They Work and pay taxes,
Do you understand hie easy it was to prove you are a hater? A Trump deplorable.
"Some who side with Trump's action argue that DACA provides benefits to undocumented immigrants — benefits reserved for tax-paying American citizens. Research and hard evidence, however, have debunked the myth that only American citizens pay taxes. Undocumented immigrants, including dreamers, pay taxes, too.
A total of 1.3 million young undocumented immigrants who are enrolled or eligible for DACA contribute $2 billion a year in taxes, state and local, according to the Institute of Taxation and Economic Policy. This includes personal income, property, and sales taxes.
One such DACA recipient, Belén Sisa, caught widespread attention online after the dreamer posted a photo of her tax return. Sisa, a political science student at Arizona State University, was born in Argentina and entered the United States on a visitor visa with her parents when she was 6 years old, but the family overstayed their visas. Sisa told CNN this is her fourth year filing tax returns.
More than 75 percent of DACA permit holders are employed and despite their tax contributions, dreamers are not necessarily eligible for the benefits their tax money goes toward. For example, DACA recipients are not eligible for Obamacare or Medicaid."
How Much Do Dreamers Pay In Taxes? DACA Recipients Contribute Just Like Everyone Else
"A total of 1.3 million young undocumented immigrants who are enrolled or eligible for DACA contribute $2 billion a year in taxes, "
But they get no direct personal benefits from paying taxes. So why did you lie about them?
Explain yourself.