Biden-Harris just made the biggest handout to illegal aliens in American history

[EvilCat Breath]

8% of the workforce in TX is made up by illegal aliens. Want to see a massive disruption in small businesses and a inflationary spiral of wages, follow trump's deportation plan.

8%!

Get the welfare bums in Houston off their asses and there won't be any disruption.

 

[Lesh]

Machines already do those jobs.

Bullshit

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Bullshit

Sorry for your ignorance.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

Kamala has to kiss all the illegals asses and get down on her knees (again) but she is doing all this for her future illegal voters.

She can't give the illegals enough money and nice hotel rooms....... when homeless Americans are sleeping on the sidewalk and wondering what they will eat tonight?

 

[Hollie]

Wait so DeSantis wasn’t flying illegals all over the country?

Yeah . He was

Illegals imported by Biden-Harris.

So, wait. Your conspiracy theory is that the Biden-Harris operation of Illegal-Air never happened?

 

[Hollie]

It's a propaganda opinion piece and incorrect in every way.....spreading lies, lies, lies....

State Health Coverage for Immigrants and Implications for Health Coverage and Care | KFF

Noncitizen immigrants, particularly those who are undocumented, face significant barriers to accessing health coverage and care and are significantly more likely than citizens to be uninsured. Some states have taken up options in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to...

www.kff.org

A silly opinion piece, quaint but taken from a site that uses terms such as “pregnant people”. So yes, the agenda is screamed out.

Illegals often get their health care coverage at hospital emergency rooms where they cannot be turned away.

Illegals have never contributed a dime to Medicaid yet Harris wants to open that up to illegals. It will bankrupt the system and deny coverage to citizens who paid taxes over their working careers to have that benefit available.

 

[Lesh]

Illegals imported by Biden-Harris.

So, wait. Your conspiracy theory is that the Biden-Harris operation of Illegal-Air never happened?

No one is “importing illegals” moron

 

[Lesh]

A silly opinion piece, quaint but taken from a site that uses terms such as “pregnant people”. So yes, the agenda is screamed out.

Illegals often get their health care coverage at hospital emergency rooms where they cannot be turned away.

Illegals have never contributed a dime to Medicaid yet Harris wants to open that up to illegals. It will bankrupt the system and deny coverage to citizens who paid taxes over their working careers to have that benefit available.

Bullshit

https://medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/expansion-toolkit-immigration-status-and-eligibility/open#:~:text=Are%20undocumented%20immigrants%20eligible%20for,Health%20Care%20Marketplace%20(ACA).

Illegals are only eligible for emergency Medicaid and yes… they have contributed billions to Medicaid

 

[Obiwan]

Bullshit

https://medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/expansion-toolkit-immigration-status-and-eligibility/open#:~:text=Are%20undocumented%20immigrants%20eligible%20for,Health%20Care%20Marketplace%20(ACA).

Illegals are only eligible for emergency Medicaid and yes… they have contributed billions to Medicaid

First off, they haven't contributed jack shit to Medicaid.

But I am willing to go along with your argument that they aren't entitled to anything else, and I'm waiting for the Democrats to recover the money from them for the "free plane flights and motel rooms", along with any other handouts.

If the illegals won't pay that, maybe the Democrats will be willing to cover those bills, and fill out the proper IRS paperwork for voluntary contributions to the US Treasury!!!

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

You are OK with unrestricted immigration?

What other country has this?

The Roman Empire Did, Starting the First Darkie Ages

 

[Care4all]

A silly opinion piece, quaint but taken from a site that uses terms such as “pregnant people”. So yes, the agenda is screamed out.

Illegals often get their health care coverage at hospital emergency rooms where they cannot be turned away.

Illegals have never contributed a dime to Medicaid yet Harris wants to open that up to illegals. It will bankrupt the system and deny coverage to citizens who paid taxes over their working careers to have that benefit available.

It won't deny Medicaid to anyone who qualities....

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

This is not for jobs, you left wing fools…it is for VOTES for Dems.

You know this. Why do you lie? We opened the border for criminal aliens to get JOBS? BULL FUCKING SHIT.

You assholes have to stop lying.

The Wall Street Kremlin

The plutocratic parasites benefit from this invasion just as much as do the vote-scavengers. The quisling businessmen are inferior people in superior positions; they can only make a profit by gouging on wages.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Operation Wetback moved them at a pretty good clip.

Operation Wetback - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Civil War Quickly Creates Millions of Fugitives Refugees

 

[Hollie]

It won't deny Medicaid to anyone who qualities....

And Harris wants tens of millions of illegals to qualify. Illegals who never contributed to the program and will bankrupt it.

 

[debbiedowner]

But they do contribute as part of the tax base, their taxes go towards Medicaid as well as ours.

Study says undocumented immigrants paid almost $100 billion in taxes • Alabama Reflector

In 40 states, undocumented immigrants paid higher tax rates than the top 1% of the income scale in those states, according to the study.

alabamareflector.com

A new study shows that undocumented immigrants paid nearly $100 billion in federal, state and local tax revenue in 2022 while many are shut out of the programs their taxes fund. The findings run counter to anti-immigrant rhetoric that undocumented immigrants are “destroying” social programs.

In 40 states, undocumented immigrants paid higher tax rates than the top 1% of the income scale in those states, according to a study released Tuesday from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a left-leaning, nonprofit think tank.

The study, which uses estimates of undocumented immigrants’ tax contributions as of 2022, shows those totaled $96.7 billion that year. Study authors also found that undocumented immigrants would contribute $40.2 billion more per year in federal, state and local taxes if all of the undocumented population had access to work authorization. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy reasoned that this boost would come from higher wages associated with employment authorization and easier compliance with income tax laws.

The report also shed further light on the tax revenue provided by undocumented immigrants on the state and local level. Undocumented immigrants are paying 46% of their state and local tax payments through sales and excise taxes. Six states — New Jersey, New York, California, Florida, Texas, and Illinois — were able to raise more than $1 billion each in tax revenue from undocumented immigrants, the nonprofit said.

Undocumented immigrants pay property taxes and sales taxes, and federal payroll taxes taken from their wages, as well as income tax returns using Individual Taxpayer Identification numbers. Despite those payroll taxes funding Medicare, Social Security, and Unemployment Insurance, undocumented immigrants are not eligible to enroll in and receive regular benefits from these social programs. They can also face barriers to getting tax refunds, including getting scammed by unscrupulous tax preparers who target immigrant communities, said Jackie Vimo, senior analyst of economic justice policy at the National Immigration Law Center, a group that focuses on racial, economic and social justice for low-income immigrants, in a media call on the report.

“There are tons of laws that prevent undocumented workers from getting benefits…” said Richard C. Auxier, a principal policy associate at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank that was not involved in the study. “…They get a lot of political attention. At the end of the day, they’re just normal people paying normal taxes.”

Alexis Tsoukalas, senior policy analyst at Florida Policy Institute, a nonprofit focused on economic mobility for Floridians, told reporters on Monday that she was struck by how much the state collected from undocumented immigrants in taxes compared to the wealthiest in the state. The current tax rate for undocumented immigrants in Florida is 8% compared to the top 1% of the state at 2.7%.

“This means hundreds of thousands of everyday people are contributing more than their share to public services they cannot even access meanwhile those with the most to give and the most to benefit contribute the least,” Tsoukalas said.

The study was released in the backdrop of a political climate where states have passed laws to arrest people who they suspect of entering the U.S. illegally, which has been a federal power, the Biden administration announced an executive action to allow for the deportation of many asylum seekers without processing their claims, and the 2024 Republican Party platform promises the “largest deportation operation in American history” if former President Donald Trump is reelected over presumptive Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. Tax policy will also be front and center for Congress and the White House next year as provisions of Trump’s tax law, passed in 2017, are set to expire.

Aside from the human cost of deportations on families, policy experts and researchers are making the case that undocumented immigrants are a boon to the economy, making it an economic cost as well. Immigration and economic experts who spoke about the significance of the report on Monday highlighted the Congressional Budget Office’s July report on the rise in immigration and its effects on the economy and budget, which found that this increase in immigration would add $1.2 trillion in federal revenue from 2024 to 2034.

Carl Davis, research director at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, said there are economic ripple effects to consider in the deportation of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. beyond taxes.

“If you deported someone and they’re no longer making taxable purchases in their community, that number would reflect a reduction in their sales tax payments to the community but it wouldn’t capture that second ripple effect of the business has less profits because they have fewer customers,” Davis said in a media call on the study.

Auxier said that researchers have found children in an undocumented immigrant household are receiving education benefits that could be larger than the tax payments of the lower income working adults, but that this is more of an income issue than a specific immigration issue. The other side of that coin, Auxier notes, is that in the future, undocumented households may in fact give back more than they received.

“Those same studies tend to note that if the children go to school and they then go get jobs, now the American household is giving more than it got because the parents came here, worked, paid into Social Security, Medicare, and didn’t get any benefits,” he said. “The kid went to school and then they got a job and then they started earning enough money that they were a net contributor.”

Policy experts also pointed to a labor shortage — 8.1 million job openings and 6.8 m

 

[Hollie]

But they do contribute as part of the tax base, their taxes go towards Medicaid as well as ours.

Study says undocumented immigrants paid almost $100 billion in taxes • Alabama Reflector

In 40 states, undocumented immigrants paid higher tax rates than the top 1% of the income scale in those states, according to the study.

alabamareflector.com

A new study shows that undocumented immigrants paid nearly $100 billion in federal, state and local tax revenue in 2022 while many are shut out of the programs their taxes fund. The findings run counter to anti-immigrant rhetoric that undocumented immigrants are “destroying” social programs.

In 40 states, undocumented immigrants paid higher tax rates than the top 1% of the income scale in those states, according to a study released Tuesday from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a left-leaning, nonprofit think tank.

The study, which uses estimates of undocumented immigrants’ tax contributions as of 2022, shows those totaled $96.7 billion that year. Study authors also found that undocumented immigrants would contribute $40.2 billion more per year in federal, state and local taxes if all of the undocumented population had access to work authorization. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy reasoned that this boost would come from higher wages associated with employment authorization and easier compliance with income tax laws.

The report also shed further light on the tax revenue provided by undocumented immigrants on the state and local level. Undocumented immigrants are paying 46% of their state and local tax payments through sales and excise taxes. Six states — New Jersey, New York, California, Florida, Texas, and Illinois — were able to raise more than $1 billion each in tax revenue from undocumented immigrants, the nonprofit said.

Undocumented immigrants pay property taxes and sales taxes, and federal payroll taxes taken from their wages, as well as income tax returns using Individual Taxpayer Identification numbers. Despite those payroll taxes funding Medicare, Social Security, and Unemployment Insurance, undocumented immigrants are not eligible to enroll in and receive regular benefits from these social programs. They can also face barriers to getting tax refunds, including getting scammed by unscrupulous tax preparers who target immigrant communities, said Jackie Vimo, senior analyst of economic justice policy at the National Immigration Law Center, a group that focuses on racial, economic and social justice for low-income immigrants, in a media call on the report.

“There are tons of laws that prevent undocumented workers from getting benefits…” said Richard C. Auxier, a principal policy associate at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank that was not involved in the study. “…They get a lot of political attention. At the end of the day, they’re just normal people paying normal taxes.”

Alexis Tsoukalas, senior policy analyst at Florida Policy Institute, a nonprofit focused on economic mobility for Floridians, told reporters on Monday that she was struck by how much the state collected from undocumented immigrants in taxes compared to the wealthiest in the state. The current tax rate for undocumented immigrants in Florida is 8% compared to the top 1% of the state at 2.7%.

“This means hundreds of thousands of everyday people are contributing more than their share to public services they cannot even access meanwhile those with the most to give and the most to benefit contribute the least,” Tsoukalas said.

The study was released in the backdrop of a political climate where states have passed laws to arrest people who they suspect of entering the U.S. illegally, which has been a federal power, the Biden administration announced an executive action to allow for the deportation of many asylum seekers without processing their claims, and the 2024 Republican Party platform promises the “largest deportation operation in American history” if former President Donald Trump is reelected over presumptive Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. Tax policy will also be front and center for Congress and the White House next year as provisions of Trump’s tax law, passed in 2017, are set to expire.

Aside from the human cost of deportations on families, policy experts and researchers are making the case that undocumented immigrants are a boon to the economy, making it an economic cost as well. Immigration and economic experts who spoke about the significance of the report on Monday highlighted the Congressional Budget Office’s July report on the rise in immigration and its effects on the economy and budget, which found that this increase in immigration would add $1.2 trillion in federal revenue from 2024 to 2034.

Carl Davis, research director at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, said there are economic ripple effects to consider in the deportation of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. beyond taxes.

“If you deported someone and they’re no longer making taxable purchases in their community, that number would reflect a reduction in their sales tax payments to the community but it wouldn’t capture that second ripple effect of the business has less profits because they have fewer customers,” Davis said in a media call on the study.

Auxier said that researchers have found children in an undocumented immigrant household are receiving education benefits that could be larger than the tax payments of the lower income working adults, but that this is more of an income issue than a specific immigration issue. The other side of that coin, Auxier notes, is that in the future, undocumented households may in fact give back more than they received.

“Those same studies tend to note that if the children go to school and they then go get jobs, now the American household is giving more than it got because the parents came here, worked, paid into Social Security, Medicare, and didn’t get any benefits,” he said. “The kid went to school and then they got a job and then they started earning enough money that they were a net contributor.”

Policy experts also pointed to a labor shortage — 8.1 million job openings and 6.8 m

Before cutting and pasting half the contents of the web, you should hav3 read 2gat you cut and pasted.

From your article, “The study, which uses estimates of undocumented immigrants’ tax contributions as of 2022”

Otherwise,

The Cost of Illegal Immigration to American Taxpayers 2023

The fiscal burden of providing essential services and benefits to illegal aliens costs American taxpayers nearly $151 billion each year.

www.fairus.org

The Fiscal Burden of Illegal Immigration on United States Taxpayers | 2023 Cost Study - $150.7 Billion dollars​

March 8, 2023

 

[ColonelAngus]

But they do contribute as part of the tax base, their taxes go towards Medicaid as well as ours.

Study says undocumented immigrants paid almost $100 billion in taxes • Alabama Reflector

In 40 states, undocumented immigrants paid higher tax rates than the top 1% of the income scale in those states, according to the study.

alabamareflector.com

A new study shows that undocumented immigrants paid nearly $100 billion in federal, state and local tax revenue in 2022 while many are shut out of the programs their taxes fund. The findings run counter to anti-immigrant rhetoric that undocumented immigrants are “destroying” social programs.

In 40 states, undocumented immigrants paid higher tax rates than the top 1% of the income scale in those states, according to a study released Tuesday from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a left-leaning, nonprofit think tank.

The study, which uses estimates of undocumented immigrants’ tax contributions as of 2022, shows those totaled $96.7 billion that year. Study authors also found that undocumented immigrants would contribute $40.2 billion more per year in federal, state and local taxes if all of the undocumented population had access to work authorization. The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy reasoned that this boost would come from higher wages associated with employment authorization and easier compliance with income tax laws.

The report also shed further light on the tax revenue provided by undocumented immigrants on the state and local level. Undocumented immigrants are paying 46% of their state and local tax payments through sales and excise taxes. Six states — New Jersey, New York, California, Florida, Texas, and Illinois — were able to raise more than $1 billion each in tax revenue from undocumented immigrants, the nonprofit said.

Undocumented immigrants pay property taxes and sales taxes, and federal payroll taxes taken from their wages, as well as income tax returns using Individual Taxpayer Identification numbers. Despite those payroll taxes funding Medicare, Social Security, and Unemployment Insurance, undocumented immigrants are not eligible to enroll in and receive regular benefits from these social programs. They can also face barriers to getting tax refunds, including getting scammed by unscrupulous tax preparers who target immigrant communities, said Jackie Vimo, senior analyst of economic justice policy at the National Immigration Law Center, a group that focuses on racial, economic and social justice for low-income immigrants, in a media call on the report.

“There are tons of laws that prevent undocumented workers from getting benefits…” said Richard C. Auxier, a principal policy associate at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank that was not involved in the study. “…They get a lot of political attention. At the end of the day, they’re just normal people paying normal taxes.”

Alexis Tsoukalas, senior policy analyst at Florida Policy Institute, a nonprofit focused on economic mobility for Floridians, told reporters on Monday that she was struck by how much the state collected from undocumented immigrants in taxes compared to the wealthiest in the state. The current tax rate for undocumented immigrants in Florida is 8% compared to the top 1% of the state at 2.7%.

“This means hundreds of thousands of everyday people are contributing more than their share to public services they cannot even access meanwhile those with the most to give and the most to benefit contribute the least,” Tsoukalas said.

The study was released in the backdrop of a political climate where states have passed laws to arrest people who they suspect of entering the U.S. illegally, which has been a federal power, the Biden administration announced an executive action to allow for the deportation of many asylum seekers without processing their claims, and the 2024 Republican Party platform promises the “largest deportation operation in American history” if former President Donald Trump is reelected over presumptive Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. Tax policy will also be front and center for Congress and the White House next year as provisions of Trump’s tax law, passed in 2017, are set to expire.

Aside from the human cost of deportations on families, policy experts and researchers are making the case that undocumented immigrants are a boon to the economy, making it an economic cost as well. Immigration and economic experts who spoke about the significance of the report on Monday highlighted the Congressional Budget Office’s July report on the rise in immigration and its effects on the economy and budget, which found that this increase in immigration would add $1.2 trillion in federal revenue from 2024 to 2034.

Carl Davis, research director at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, said there are economic ripple effects to consider in the deportation of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. beyond taxes.

“If you deported someone and they’re no longer making taxable purchases in their community, that number would reflect a reduction in their sales tax payments to the community but it wouldn’t capture that second ripple effect of the business has less profits because they have fewer customers,” Davis said in a media call on the study.

Auxier said that researchers have found children in an undocumented immigrant household are receiving education benefits that could be larger than the tax payments of the lower income working adults, but that this is more of an income issue than a specific immigration issue. The other side of that coin, Auxier notes, is that in the future, undocumented households may in fact give back more than they received.

“Those same studies tend to note that if the children go to school and they then go get jobs, now the American household is giving more than it got because the parents came here, worked, paid into Social Security, Medicare, and didn’t get any benefits,” he said. “The kid went to school and then they got a job and then they started earning enough money that they were a net contributor.”

Policy experts also pointed to a labor shortage — 8.1 million job openings and 6.8 m

Gigantic cut and pasts are bitch.

Link….do not post that shit.

 

[debbiedowner]

Gigantic cut and pasts are bitch.

Link….do not post that shit.

The link was not cut and paste you fucking moron. Stay in your own little world, deport everyone of them see what happens. You live in Florida so take everyone one out of Florida and see the when the hurricane ravage areas might be whole again. Many, many years without help.

 

[Lisa558]

The link was not cut and paste you fucking moron. Stay in your own little world, deport everyone of them see what happens. You live in Florida so take everyone one out of Florida and see the when the hurricane ravage areas might be whole again. Many, many years without help.

We could use the $160 billion a year it costs us to support the illegals toward rebuilding Florida instread. Three years, and we would be ahead by half a trillion dollars.

And that’s not even mentioning how the school caliber would go up and property values would go up in areas where they settle.

 

[Hollie]

The link was not cut and paste you fucking moron. Stay in your own little world, deport everyone of them see what happens. You live in Florida so take everyone one out of Florida and see the when the hurricane ravage areas might be whole again. Many, many years without help.

Why, yes. Hurricane survivors have relied on illegals for recovery efforts. Without illegals, survivors won’t be whole again.

Did someone allow you to walk around without your protective headgear again?