Comments by "Ego Brain" (@egobrain7349) on "California Pushes Coronavirus Stimulus Packages Specifically For Illegal Immigrants" video.

@23Starcatcher And it gets longer with e every single illegal person who crosses the border and is caught and has to be dealt with now. They butt in line and screw the ones waiting legally.
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@DunkinNugget 51% are public charges on one or more welfare programs for up to 20 years. Compared to 30% of native households. Average immigrant household headed by an immigrant, legal or illegal, costs taxpayers $6,200 each in federal welfare benefits. That's 41% higher than native households Average immigrant household receives 33% more cash welfare, 57% more food assistance, 44% more medicaid dollars, Households headed by immigrants from Mexico and Central America have the highest welfare costs of any sending region at $8,251 each and 86% higher than native households. 71% of Hispanic led households are on one or more welfare program for up to 20 years. They're low educated and have more children.24% of immigrants households are headed by a high school dropout compared to 8% of native households. 13% have 3 or more children compared to 6% of native households. Corporations are the only ones benefiting from these low skilled, low wage immigration, aside from the immigrants themselves
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@jaywalker_4629 Ah so I see you mean this post. Thought you meant one that was laid out. Legal immigrants should be by merit only and should have a block on welfare and programs for at least 10 years. Legal immigrants come and are public charges just like illegal immigrants. Illegal immigrants cost America 120 billion every single year so they're worse, but many legal are also high in welfare recipients and the ones from south of the border are the worst. 51% are public charges on one or more welfare programs for up to 20 years. Compared to 30% of native households. Average immigrant household headed by an immigrant, legal or illegal, costs taxpayers $6,200 each in federal welfare benefits. That's 41% higher than native households Average immigrant household receives 33% more cash welfare, 57% more food assistance, 44% more medicaid dollars, Households headed by immigrants from Mexico and Central America have the highest welfare costs of any sending region at $8,251 each and 86% higher than native households. 71% of Hispanic led households are on one or more welfare program for up to 20 years. They're low educated and have more children.24% of immigrants households are headed by a high school dropout compared to 8% of native households. 13% have 3 or more children compared to 6% of native households. Corporations are the only ones benefiting from these low skilled, low wage immigration, aside from the immigrants themselves
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Hoc Est Pseudonym exactly! Legal immigrants are just as bad as illegal
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Hoc Est Pseudonym 👏🏻👏🏻 Exactly. 51% are public charges on one or more welfare programs for up to 20 years. Compared to 30% of native households. Average immigrant household headed by an immigrant, legal or illegal, costs taxpayers $6,200 each in federal welfare benefits. That's 41% higher than native households Average immigrant household receives 33% more cash welfare, 57% more food assistance, 44% more medicaid dollars, Households headed by immigrants from Mexico and Central America have the highest welfare costs of any sending region at $8,251 each and 86% higher than native households. 71% of Hispanic led households are on one or more welfare program for up to 20 years. They're low educated and have more children.24% of immigrants households are headed by a high school dropout compared to 8% of native households. 13% have 3 or more children compared to 6% of native households. Corporations are the only ones benefiting from these low skilled, low wage immigration, aside from the immigrants themselves.
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Plus, they already cost Americans over 120 BILLION dollars every single year.
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@jaywalker_4629 They are. Doesn't change the fact that illegal ones butt in line oc legal ones
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@jaywalker_4629 And not all legal ones. Read my post. Lol
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@jaywalker_4629 So I thought you meant another post I made that laid it all out. I see the one you actually mean so I responded and answered on that post and explained.
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@love4allhumans282 Agree. The 14th amendment never meant to be used that way. It said "subject to the jurisdiction thereof". It was meant for black Americans to make it clear that their kids were citizens.
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@drogynturalyon9914 exactly!!!
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@Gridlocked About .99 on the dollar. So it basically breaks even. Doesn't matter though. Should still pull their funds if they're not going to collaborate with the federal agencies.
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@TheDeliuxii We don't need to make becoming a citizen easier. We need to strongly secure the border, by any means necessary and all immigration should be by merit only. A person coming here should have to have an education and have something to offer. They should be banned from receiving any welfare for at least 10 years after coming here and proving that they'll be able to be self sufficient and support themselves. Sounds harsh, but we have plenty of public charges and we do not need more. See, the issue is, that illegal immigrants aren't the only problem. They already cost Americans 120 billion every single year (after any taxes they pay even) so they are definitely a problem, but many legal immigrants are also a problem. They're public charges just as much as the illegal immigrants are. Better, for sure, but still an issue. Especially immigrants from countries south of the border. 51% of immigrants, in general, are public charges on one or more welfare programs for up to 20 years. Compared to 30% of native households. Average immigrant household headed by an immigrant, legal or illegal, costs taxpayers $6,200 each in federal welfare benefits. That's 41% higher than native households. Average immigrant household receives 33% more cash welfare, 57% more food assistance, 44% more medicaid dollars than native households. Households headed by immigrants from Mexico and Central America have the highest welfare costs of any sending region at $8,251 each and 86% higher than native households. 71% of Hispanic led households, in general, are on one or more welfare program for up to 20 years. They're low educated and have more children. 24% of immigrants households are headed by a high school dropout compared to 8% of native households. 13% have 3 or more children compared to 6% of native households. Corporations are the only ones benefiting from this low skilled, low wage immigration, aside from the immigrants themselves.
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@carlavel4436 Exactly. It is definitely a problem. We pay 120 billion dollars every single year for illegal immigrants, after taxes they pay.
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@unbearable9770 👏🏻👏🏻 exactly
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@TheDeliuxii Disagree. I blame the illegals because they are breaking our laws and entering our country knowing they are and they do. Not. Care. They are definitely to be blamed. I also blame people, like Democratic politicians, who incentivize them to do so. Both can be blamed. One for incentivizing and giving the opportunity for it and the other for actually doing it. Every day, peolle all around the world easily don't break laws and these people choose to do it. Then more and more, they get here and they don't even try to assimilate. They don't learn the dominant language, they don't try to be productive members of society. If I moved to Germany, I'd do it legally, first of all, and I'd learn German. I'd be a productive member of society. That is not true for illegal immigrants.
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@Oddness We continue to keep allowing them to stay and the cycle continues. It needs to stop or it will co tinue for another 50+ years. Illegals need to go back to their countries, kids and all and do it legally.
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@Oddness Cruelty is subjective. It isn't up to the law to look into the feelings of something. They're here illegally. That is against the law. We cannot keep this cycle going by again allowing them to stay. Then more do it. Then we do it again. Then they continue. And we do it again. It has to stop.
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@Oddness disagree 🤷
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@Oddness 😆😄 It does. Lol I appreciate your level headed reply about it. Typically if I tell someone I disagree, I get berated for having the audacity to not agree with them. Lol
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@DunkinNugget Illegal immigration can be good if it is by merit and there are things out in place like not allowing them to apply for any welfare programs for a set number of years after they come.
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@jaywalker_4629 Read it. It separates and combines them.
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0xHAZ3x0 Something tells me that you are a race baiter as my comment clearly points out economics to be my issue.
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Allen Macall Yes people in tech companies are training their own immigrant replacememts.
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@jaywalker_4629 Look up companies who are getting rid of their native workers who are training their immigrant replacemtnts.
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@jaywalker_4629 Not all immigration. All illegal immigration and a decent portion of legal immigration as they are also taking jobs and RSS.
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Allen Macall Exactly
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@jaywalker_4629 You clearly aren't listening to the words and you're just sticking with what you want me to be saying. Lol
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Allen Macall I know. I was agreeing with you...
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@jaywalker_4629 And THEN I went on to point out LEGAL immigrants that are fine and should be OK done in certain ways. Who is intellectually dishonest now? Exactly lile I said. You aren't listening. Have a good day I'll waste no more time with you.
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@basicfilmblog We don't pay enough taxes to pay for our own government, all the billions and billions in aid we give to other countries, etc. We are in masses of trans generational debt slavery that out kids and their kids and their kids get to pay back. We keep printing money to pay it off which devalues our dollar more. The fact that you think RSS aren't finite makes me wonder how old you are..🤦
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