Study: Nearly 3-in-5 Illegal Alien Households
Are on Taxpayer-Funded Welfare
Posted By: Imright, 12/19/2023 8:07:46 PM
Close to 60 percent of households headed by illegal aliens use at least one major form of welfare, an analysis conducted by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) reveals. The CIS analysis from Steven Camarota and Karen Zeigler shows illegal aliens and legal immigrants, in general, use “significantly more” welfare than native-born American citizens.For example, about 59 percent of households headed by illegal aliens use welfare and about 52 percent of households headed by legal immigrants use at least one form of welfare. At the same time, fewer than 4-in-10 households headed by native-born American citizens use welfare.
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Dem Rep. Moulton: Border, Israel, and
Ukraine Are Important, But We Need Citizenship
for DACA Kids 4 replies
Ukraine Are Important, But We Need Citizenship
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than Taylor Swift 10 replies
Jack Smith: ‘Has no more authority’
than Taylor Swift 10 replies
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Weissmann: ‘People Died’ in the Civil
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from Ballot 35 replies
War So Leaders Like Trump Could Be Banned
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strategists says 24 replies
based on Georgia and Michigan, group of
strategists says 24 replies
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Mayor Eric Adams blasts NYC Council’s
‘far-left agenda’ after controversial
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NYPD, DOC bills 18 replies
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