~Elizabeth~;8297862 said:
Really mort
Because it costs us taxpayers a fortune.
A fortune all right. It's a disgrace that the richest country in the world has to spend a tiny part of its budget treating its most exploited workers. They should just die in the fields.
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Still pushing for your slave labor I see.A fortune all right. It's a disgrace that the richest country in the world has to spend a tiny part of its budget treating its most exploited workers. They should just die in the fields.
Fact Sheet: Undocumented Immigrants and Federal Health Care Benefits - National Immigration Forum
This fact sheet describes the health care benefits and programs undocumented individuals are (and are not) eligible for. It also attempts to provide context on healthcare costs accrued by the undocumented population, including providing data on federal and state health expenditures and tax...According to recent Medicaid data, in 2016 the federal government spent $974 million in total on emergency and lifesaving services for undocumented immigrants, representing 0.2% of Medicaid expenditures (approximately $565 billion in 2016) and 0.03% of total national health expenditures that year (approximately $3.3 trillion in 2016). This expenditure includes payments to hospitals, physicians, and ambulance providers for a proportion of their unreimbursed costs associated with providing emergency services under EMTALA to undocumented immigrants.[...]Discussions of immigrants and public benefits often overlook the significant tax contributions made by undocumented immigrants. According to research conducted by New American Economy, in 2018 undocumented immigrants contributed $20.1 billion in federal taxes and $11.8 billion in state and local taxes.The tax contributions of undocumented immigrants are critical to the viability of public health programs like Medicare and Medicaid. Between 2000 and 2011, undocumented immigrants generated a $35.1 billion surplus in the Medicare Trust Fund. States that expend the most in emergency medical care for undocumented immigrants (California, Texas, and New York) all also receive over $1 billion in state and local tax contributions from undocumented immigrants each year.
Just trying to look out for your fortune. After all, you've got yours, **** them.
They can get if they go back where they came from. Americans should not reward criminals. Democrats need illegals to increase the census so they dont lose seats in the house. They bribe illegals with free benefits. You think taxpayers should pay for that?
Illegals cost us 80 billion a year and they send 60 billion out of the country. We lose money on them not including the crime they create. They lower wages for Americans there is nothing good about illegalsA fortune all right. It's a disgrace that the richest country in the world has to spend a tiny part of its budget treating its most exploited workers. They should just die in the fields.
Fact Sheet: Undocumented Immigrants and Federal Health Care Benefits - National Immigration Forum
This fact sheet describes the health care benefits and programs undocumented individuals are (and are not) eligible for. It also attempts to provide context on healthcare costs accrued by the undocumented population, including providing data on federal and state health expenditures and tax...According to recent Medicaid data, in 2016 the federal government spent $974 million in total on emergency and lifesaving services for undocumented immigrants, representing 0.2% of Medicaid expenditures (approximately $565 billion in 2016) and 0.03% of total national health expenditures that year (approximately $3.3 trillion in 2016). This expenditure includes payments to hospitals, physicians, and ambulance providers for a proportion of their unreimbursed costs associated with providing emergency services under EMTALA to undocumented immigrants.[...]Discussions of immigrants and public benefits often overlook the significant tax contributions made by undocumented immigrants. According to research conducted by New American Economy, in 2018 undocumented immigrants contributed $20.1 billion in federal taxes and $11.8 billion in state and local taxes.The tax contributions of undocumented immigrants are critical to the viability of public health programs like Medicare and Medicaid. Between 2000 and 2011, undocumented immigrants generated a $35.1 billion surplus in the Medicare Trust Fund. States that expend the most in emergency medical care for undocumented immigrants (California, Texas, and New York) all also receive over $1 billion in state and local tax contributions from undocumented immigrants each year.
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They generate zero value they are a liability and threat to innocent people. The only value they have is to prop up the census and replace millions who fled democrat cities resulting in a loss of 12 seats in the house.But they generate far more value than they cost, that's the thing.
How Undocumented Immigrants Contribute to Our Economy & Pay Higher Tax Rates Than Many Major Corporations - Americans For Tax Fairness
In 2022 America’s 10.9 million undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in taxes. That included $19.5 billion in federal income taxes and $32.3 billion in federal payroll taxes. On a state and local level, undocumented immigrants contribute $37.3 billion in taxes, and in 40 of 50 states...
In 2022 America’s 10.9 million undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in taxes.
This doesn't include the value of the labor they perform.
- That included $19.5 billion in federal income taxes and $32.3 billion in federal payroll taxes.
- On a state and local level, undocumented immigrants contribute $37.3 billion in taxes, and in 40 of 50 states, they pay a higher effective state/local tax rate than the top 1% of households. The top 1% of highest-income households paid an average effective state/local tax of 7.2% in 2023, while the average undocumented immigrant paid a 10.1% effective tax rate to state/local governments.
- It is estimated that $40 to $137 billion of additional revenue could be generated each year if these people were granted work authorization. This is because a less exploitable workforce would be paid higher wages (thus pay more taxes) and tax compliance by both employers and employees would increase.
Like relatively inexpensive produce? you can thank an illegal.
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In 9 months 2.6 million have been kicked out. 2 million self deported. A t that rate they will all be gone long before the 2030 census. They cant work, rent own, a home, get benefits we can starve them out.Naw, guy, at the current rate, it would take 30 years to send them all home.
And that assumes they don't just figure new ways to get in, which of course, they will.
Undocumented immigrants make up 5.2% of the workforce. Approximately 18% of the workforce consists of foreign-born workers.
The Importance of Immigrant Labor to the US Economy - The Center for Migration Studies of New York (CMS)
As US citizens celebrate Labor Day, it's important to recognize the contributions legal and undocumented immigrants make to the national economy.
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There are a lot of American citizens that can't get decent health care, so shouldn't they get the care they need first? That is why a health care CEO was assassinated by another Left wing loon. But did anyone ever tell the Left wing loons that Medicare and Medicaid turn down more people for health care than private companies? No, which is why they are not getting shot at.
Where do you get your numbers, a dart board? First, I would argue illegals don't cost us shit, they are a net positive, and most studies come to that conclusion. But second, those remittances, you are way off. It is far more than 60 billion. But how is that a bad thing? It is a big component of our fight against inflation, maybe more important than the FED.
