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The impact of immigration on wage growth for native-born workers, particularly those with limited education.
Evidence from government analysts, academic centers, and advocacy groups converges: undocumented immigrants are not a simple “burden” on the U.S. economy; they pay substantial taxes, sustain key indus...
Estimates for the vary widely depending on methodology and source: and put the figure near $150.7 billion and translate that into roughly $1,156 per U.S. taxpayer (or $957 after accounting for taxes p...
on the U.S. economy; broad, recent federal analyses and mainstream economic research find that immigration expands the labor force, raises GDP and tax revenue, and — over decades — tends to lower defi...
As of mid‑2025, authoritative estimates place the total unauthorized (undocumented) immigrant population in the low‑to‑mid‑teens of millions; applying the well‑documented age profile of that populatio...
The headline figure for the annual fiscal burden of undocumented immigration varies wildly across sources — advocacy groups and some put the cost as high as roughly per year () , while academic review...