claim: "for every single illegal immigrant family in this country, it costs $20,000 — it costs us $20,000; $20,000 in infrastructural costs. they pay about $10,000 in taxes."
author: tom tancredo
evidence_1: this paper provides a fiscal distribution analysis of households headed by unlawful immigrants: individuals who reside in the u.s. in violation of federal law. the paper measures the total government benefits and services received by unlawful immigrant households and the total taxes paid. the difference between benefits ...
evidence_2: in 2016, the gap between federal, state and local government revenues and spending was $849 billion or an average of $6,749 for each household in the u.s.: .... “households generally bear the economic cost, or burden, of the taxes that they pay themselves, such as individual income taxes and employees' share of ...
evidence_3: oct 21, 2015 ... you can't support a middle class family in america today on just $2,500 a month – especially after taxes are taken out. and yet more than half of ... the federal poverty level for a family of five is $28,410, and yet almost 40 percent of all american workers do not even bring in $20,000 a year. if you worked a ...
evidence_4: because the facts of each situation may vary, this information may need to be supplemented by consulting legal advisors .... at least the actual amount of the bribe received or $4,000 (whichever is greater), or any larger amount of not more than double the amount of any bribe received or $20,000 (whichever is greater).
evidence_5: the production possibilities curve (ppc) models a two-good economy by mapping production of one good on the x-axis and production of the other good on the y-axis. the combinations of outputs produced using the best technology and all available resources make up the ppc. points inside the ppc result from ...