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The American Community Survey (ACS) ancestry filters classify people by self‑reported ethnic origin or descent, producing dozens of overlapping ancestry groups that can be sliced to show SNAP receipt ...
The American Community Survey (ACS) measures public assistance through specific household questions about cash public assistance and SNAP/food stamp receipt, collected from a large, continuous nationa...
The CPS and ACS produce different headline counts and recent trends for the U.S. foreign‑born population because they differ in sample size, frequency and reference dates, survey mode and weighting, a...
National household surveys give conflicting but explainable portraits: the American Community Survey (ACS) and IPUMS analysis yield modest, population‑weighted welfare rates for immigrants (around 20–...
A careful reading of the supplied analyses shows the most consistent, recent estimate is that during the period covering 2021–2023; that figure is commonly reported as roughly and is used to approxima...