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The topic is about the tax contributions of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. for the year 2024, including the estimated taxes paid and the costs attributed to them.
Available, credible studies and advocacy reports agree that undocumented immigrants both pay and cost taxpayers billions annually, but the sources provided do not supply a consistent denominator neede...
There is no single, reliable tally of how many people “entered undocumented” each calendar year from 2017–2020 because the government does not—and cannot—count undetected crossings; analysts therefore...
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 ...
by state have become more uneven over the past decade: high‑income and business‑heavy states have seen rising per‑person contributions while lower‑income states lag, producing a wider spread between t...
Available federal sentencing and academic research shows immigrants as a group are incarcerated at lower rates than U.S.-born people and make up a minority of those sentenced in federal courts in 2024...
A mix of single adults, families, asylum-seekers and people who overstayed visas — increasingly from — account for most recent , with many encounters and releases recorded by and . Available reporting...