Immigration’s Impact on the U.S.

August 7, 2007 in America, Democrats, Illegal Immigration, Invaders, Mexicans, Mexico, Terror, alien, illegal

WE ALL PAY FOR IMMIGRATION THROUGH OUR FEDERAL TAXES
Much of the cost for immigration is paid by the states and municipalities, but a lot is paid for by the federal government too. Illegal immigrants receive taxpayer support for their U.S.-born children, immunizations, subsidized public health and other programs. Legal immigrants are eligible for almost all federal programs. In many areas, such as education, the federal government gives matching grants for state expenditures, which means paying twice for those costs of immigration. When states hand a bill to the federal government for the costs of immigration (as is provided for by law in the case of incarceration of illegal immigrants, or welfare programs for the illegal aliens who were “amnestied” in 1986), it is you who will pay regardless of where you live.

The U.S. is a vast country; it is easy to be deceived into thinking that what goes on in other states does not affect us. But, directly or indirectly, the impact of high immigration on our country hits us all and hits us hard. For that reason, all Americans should demand that their representatives in Washington reduce the price they are paying for immigration. The best way to cut those costs is to reduce immigration itself.

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