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The economic impact of undocumented immigration on the U.S. economy, including effects on GDP, deficits, and labor markets
Unauthorized immigrants exert complex, sector-specific pressure on wages: research finds small downward effects on wages for competing low‑skilled workers in some settings but complementary gains for ...
A torrent of allegations about abuse — including claims that the agency “kidnapped 100,000 people, killed 50, and raped who knows how many” — cannot be verified as stated from the available reporting;...
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...
Recent research from 2020–2024 converges on a nuanced conclusion: make measurable contributions to economic activity and tax revenues, while also producing localized wage pressures for some low‑skille...
Undocumented immigrants are net contributors to the U.S. economy overall: most mainstream analyses find their tax payments and labor-market participation reduce long‑run federal budget deficits and bo...