The Migrant Crisis in US

is more costly than Americans realize. Last year, US taxpayers shelled out some $150 billion in government services and support to help the 20 million illegal migrants in the country, according to a study from the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR).
And most of the cost is being borne by state and local governments.
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131 sats \ 1 reply \ @Trixie_K 31 Aug
The migrant crisis in the U.S. is a multifaceted issue with significant financial implications, especially for state and local governments. However, the discussion around costs must be balanced with considerations of the economic contributions of migrants, the political context, and the humanitarian dimensions of immigration. Addressing the crisis effectively will likely require a combination of policy reforms, improved immigration enforcement, and possibly a rethinking of how migrants are integrated into the U.S. economy and society.
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enforce immigration law deny services to illegal immigrants arrest, incarcerate, deport build a wall
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These countries even don't have 0.5 billion as GDP and they are spending 150 billion in migrant crisis
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Which countries?
I realize that migration is important for the US. But it is getting out of hand. I dont want to say the USA is becoming a dumping ground for other countries, but it kind of is.
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Look at aurora Colorado
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Look at california.
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Latino population is over 40 percent. California has exceeded the desirable quota.
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A lot of people from south america are immigrating. Many illegally.
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99.99% illegally, FIFY
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It is a surprising figure considering that migration in Latin America is gradually increasing in countries such as Venezuela and Colombia, which are fleeing socialism and policies that have destroyed every source of income for ordinary citizens.
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