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Originally Posted by _Richard_
you know illegal immigrants tax revenues within the US far exceed the services they use right? It's in the third paragraph, right before it discusses the lower prices the immigrants bring to whatever industry they happen to be working in, you can read it here with it's 3 different cited sources:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Econom...nite d_States
what is the purpose of spreading false information about a matter thousands of kilometers from you about people you have never met regarding a country you have nothing to do with |
I read those parts, ie.
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Consumer demand
An employer may benefit from the illegal status of a migrant who is desperate for work and therefore prepared to accept poor pay, usually below local norms. If paid under the table rather than using an ITIN, hiring an illegal worker also brings the employer the advantage of paying less in the way of welfare contributions and other non-wage costs.
Nearly every dollar earned by illegal immigrants is spent immediately, and the average wage for US citizens is $10.25/hour with an average of 34 hours per week. This means that approximately 8 million US jobs are dependent upon economic activity produced by illegal immigrant activities within the US
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What would happen if employers couldn't find illegal migrants to employ? Would they be forced to pay a higher wage, would they go out of business and a business paying better would take over the demand?
How many illegals send money home?
Low wages and high
real unemployment cause a huge burden on a country. People have less to spend, pay less in taxes and raise demands for welfare payments.
I have close family living in California, my parents lived there and dealt first hand with illegals.
Also mass migration is a problem for the West not confined to the US.