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@sato13193 I'd really love to see the methodology to this, because the actual apparent sample sizes are in the thousands and weighted to the millions lol

https://d279m997dpfwgl.cloudfront.net/wp/2016/09/0922_immigrant-economics-full-report.pdf

https://www.nap.edu/catalog/23550/the-economic-and-fiscal-consequences-of-immigration

This 2017 examines statistics through the past 2 decades on the effects of immigration federally, and concluded that the overall cost of immigrants is paid back in full, especially with the far more productive second generation

https://www.nber.org/digest/mar10/w15507.html

They increase factor productivity and actually work more interestingly

@Veraic I agree, immigrants and undocumented people are heavily exploited which is why we need much less strict immigration, and give them the rights of native workers, and just overall strengthen organized labor

Because they're functionally a very large part of the working class, being very productive and paying a shit ton in taxes. Legal and illegal (https://itep.org/undocumented-immigrants-state-local-tax-contributions-2017/)

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`"For the 2011-2013 period, the net cost to state and local budgets of first generation adults (including those generated by their dependent children) is, on average, about $1,600 each. In contrast, second and third-plus generation adults (again, with the costs of their dependents rolled in) create a net positive of about $1,700 and $1,300 each, respectively, to state and local budgets. These estimates imply that the total annual fiscal impact of first generation adults and their dependents, averaged across 2011-13, is a cost of $57.4 billion, while second and third-plus generation adults create a benefit of $30.5 billion and $223.8 billion, respectively. By the second generation, descendants of immigrants are a net postive for the states as a whole, in large part because they have fewer children on average than do first generation adults and contribute more in tax revenues than they cost in terms of program expenditures. "` So the grandchild of a immigrant onwards is a net positive, if your family has been in the country for 60+ years you aren't a immigrant. You idiot. Also why is it double spaced. It doesn't divide up by ethnicity, age, location or anything else. Great job there. Also, gdp isn't everything you do realize.

When the study makes retarded statements like this`"Immigration is not a new phenomenon. The United States has been a nation of immigrants1 throughout its history."` it's clear why only communists can take it seriously.

juden

@adolphus the sorrowful no

First of all, the argument of wether immigrants are economically beneficial is retarded. The economic aspect of it does not matfer

It is more importantly a question of cultural preservation and prioritizing the national citizen

Thinking soley about economics and money is evil

^ this

thinking only in economics is jewish and disgusting

there are more important things in life then wealth and GDP

like ensuring your nation is a safe, cultural stable and healthy environment for children to grow up and lead good lives

But money circulating endlessly while slowly being accumulated by those white people who aren't if it isn't convenient is fun

@A Russian Bad Actor JUDEN

https://www.bitchute.com/video/2lQWIhnLLSTD/

https://www.bitchute.com/video/spYhC7EFg1dC/

@Otto didnt know that bitchute existed thank you for epic rabbit hole of truth

oh so its literally all immigrants
lmao
what a dishonest argument