United States Immigration

[BmorePat87]

(08-25-2016, 04:36 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: Speak for yourself, there's more than 1 to get the economy moving.
For example: Limiting H1B's is a good start to putting American's back to work and start rebuilding the middle class.
Agree or disagree?


Error Mr Trump Hater,
Changing the laws of US Citizenship being granted by Jus Sanguinis from Jus Soli is not against the Constitution if that is what you are trying to infer here.


I don't expect Trump to build a wall, but I do expect him to recognize what the problems are.


First, do you understand that 93% of all Cocaine in the US comes directly from the US-Mexican border right?


https://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/tocta/4.Cocaine.pdf
Today, cocaine is typically transported from Colombia to Mexico or Central America by sea (usually by Colombians) and then onwards by land to the United States and Canada (usually by Mexicans). The US authorities estimate that close to 90% of the cocaine entering the country crosses the US/Mexico land border, most of it entering the state of Texas and, to a lesser extent, California and Arizona.

Now back to the subject you are talking about:

How many more hospitals need to file bankruptcy or close before you realize that Illegals can't be denied medical attention and rarely if ever pay for it?

http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/illegal-immigrants-account-107-billion-nation-s-health-care-costs-data-show
That's $10.7 Billion annually from 2013 and rising.

That pretty much covers the $11.6 Billion you claim that they contribute via unclaimed taxes.

How much money do we spend annually on anchor babies schooling and medical and housing/food?

I did the math where Anchor Babies drain the Public School systems by $60 Billion+ annually. That's not including the cost of births, nor the SNAP we are giving to the babies family to keep them fed, nor the medical assistance. Rough estimate: $75 Billion in benefits.

Not to mention the amount of problems they put Americans thru with SSN Fraud by messing up people's taxes, retirement benefits, credit, etc.

And don't give me that crap about them doing jobs that American's won't. According to these two sites, American's are already doing the jobs they are doing.

http://cis.org/illegalImmigration-employment
http://www.cis.org/sites/cis.org/files/articles/2009/bigtable2.html

Now we have a big negative cost associated with them being here.

$75 Billion, what could we do with that kinda money on an annual basis?

1st year, build a wall, drastically reduce the amount of illegals and drugs flowing into the US and start fixing infrastructure.
2nd year, rebuild the US infrastructure
3rd year, rebuild the US infrastructure, etc

That's more jobs and money coming back in taxes as well.


So tell me again xxlt how addressing Illegal Immigration won't help the US Economy?

This is interesting, dude, and I appreciate the response. Enforcing drug laws cost us sooooo much money. Crack down more on the shipment in and save money on the prosecuting of users and dealers. This is a major argument of marijuana proponents. Of course, we aren't going to legalize cocaine, but if we spent money on the front end, we save more on the back end.

Cops and prisons won't like the decrease in funding, though.