Some one is pretty butt hurt.

Try calming down a tad.
If some one gets some minor assistance to get on their feet, that doesn’t make them blood sucking welfare parasites you ignorant, self important, entitled ****. And we actually have laws that allow us to deport people who ARE a serious drain on the system and are unwilling to make a go at it. I have zero problem with that.
What pity these sentiments weren’t in effect when your ancestors invaded this continent. Maybe we wouldn’t have had to put up with you, and incur the cost of educating you, and taking care of you in your senility.
Have a good day
You're what? About Warren level indian? What exactly was the welfare program back when the Mayflower landed?
Even when my ancestors came to America in the early 20th Century, the expectation was that you would work. And when you came over, your relatives and community might help you get settled, not the taxpayers.
And if you got injured on the job- that's why immigrant communities set up the Knights of Columbus, the Greek Catholic Union, the Lutheran Brotherhood, etc. To help their members who may have had an industrial accident or come down with illness.
The expectation hasn’t changed, immigrants still come to work, and they work hard. But the jobs they tend to get at the beginning at least don’t offer a living wage.
Communities and families still do a huge amount, and in fact one of the reasons given to keep at least some family based immigration is the ones that come here and already have some family here do better than those that don’t.
It isn’t so black and white as people like to portray it.
Interesting what you say about the various fraternities and groups too. My father grew up in a small PA mining town, every immigrant community had its fellowship group, church and bar. Very diverse. Do they still operate?
Now we owe them a living wage? WTF is a living wage? Give me an income level that’s a living wage.
I have a better idea than giving them any tax benefits. You sponsor them. You provide housing, food and clothing until they can reach this magical living wage.
The way it was done back in the day was that a young man would come to America with his family staying in the Old Country. He rented a room from a family, got day work, any kind of work he could, hopefully getting a good job in a mill or a mine. Saved his money, and sent for his family once he got settled.
The family stayed behind until the man of the house could support them in America.
Now, its half assed backwards, families with all sorts of children, no means of support are just "showing up". Further, in 2019, America doesn't have the shit shoveling jobs in heavy industry that need filling. We need educated immigrants, with the skills we need. My opthalmologist is an immigrant from Canada- he had a skill that we need in America.