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The annual cost of providing emergency healthcare to undocumented immigrants in the United States
Estimates from peer-reviewed analyses and policy groups consistently show that immigrants—especially undocumented workers—pay billions in federal, state, and local taxes and health insurance premiums ...
public-welfare costs in complex and uneven ways: federal law generally bars most undocumented people from many benefits, yet they and their U.S.-born children still receive certain services (notably ,...
Estimates of the to vary dramatically depending on methodology and scope: place the annual net cost at roughly $151 billion (about $1,156 per U.S. taxpayer), while academic and policy analyses emphasi...
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...