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This is insane. In every category of welfare programs, both illegals and immigrants get more aid than American citizens Breakdown of Families Receiving Welfare Food Assistance - U.S.-Born-Headed Households: 25% - Legal Immigrant Households: 34% - Illegal-Headed Households: 48% Medicaid - U.S.-Born-Headed Households: 25% - Legal Immigrant Households: 36%...

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𝕊𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕪 𝔼𝕝𝕖𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝔻𝕖𝕟𝕚𝕖𝕣 🇺🇸 的头像
𝕊𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕪 𝔼𝕝𝕖𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝔻𝕖𝕟𝕚𝕖𝕣 🇺🇸9 个月前

It’s insane… our money never actually goes towards Americans 🤯 The even crazier thing is how democrats fight against Americans getting the assistance they need— they want to help Illegal aliens instead of the American People‼️

𝗟⃥𝗜⃥𝗕⃥𝗥⃥𝗘⃥ 的头像
𝗟⃥𝗜⃥𝗕⃥𝗥⃥𝗘⃥9 个月前

Working Americans get lectured while footing the bill for everyone else. This system is upside down on purpose.

𝕊𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕪 𝔼𝕝𝕖𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝔻𝕖𝕟𝕚𝕖𝕣 🇺🇸 的头像
𝕊𝕔𝕒𝕣𝕪 𝔼𝕝𝕖𝕔𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟 𝔻𝕖𝕟𝕚𝕖𝕣 🇺🇸9 个月前

This is an interesting clip… Thank you President Trump for going after these criminals before they get here 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏻 Stop this welfare state for criminals‼️

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Darrin GBA🇺🇲9 个月前

Thats why Americans cant afford luxuries like rent and food.

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Tom Hennessy9 个月前

@elonmusk didn’t mention this part about native White birth rates

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Terri Seidl9 个月前

And yet they shouldn’t even have been allowed in based on their “need” for taxpayer-funded government assistance to begin with. It’s a disqualifying factor. Absolutely infuriating.

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Clementine9 个月前

Sad.

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Sassy Gal 🇺🇸9 个月前

@almostjingo And many of them illegally vote? We need our voter rolls cleaned up nationwide!

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🇺🇸Pure Blood 55🇺🇸9 个月前

All tax dollars going to illegals and non-citizens needs to stop immediately @POTUS

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Mickey9 个月前

Illegals should not be getting 1 cent from US Taxpayers. I am more than happy to give them an endless supply of ICE!

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Nexxus Lux ✩✩✩9 个月前

The anger that gets directed at SNAP recipients (many of whom are kids, seniors, disabled people, or working poor making $10–15/hour) is wildly disproportionate to the actual money involved. SNAP’s entire budget is about $120 billion a year. That sounds huge until you compare it to corporate tax breaks and loopholes... $200–300 billion/year Annual profits of the top 5 defense contractors...$120 billion Stock buybacks by S&P 500 companies in 2024 alone... over $1 trillion Carried-interest loophole for hedge-fund managers saves them $18 billion/year while letting billionaires pay lower tax rates than nurses. 🤨 Meanwhile, the median SNAP household gets about $250/month to eat. That’s not “living large.” It’s survival when wages haven’t kept up with rent, food, and medical costs for decades. The same political voices that scream loudest about “welfare fraud” (which is under 1% for SNAP, by the way) are often the quietest when trillion-dollar corporations pay an effective federal tax rate of 8–12% or offshore profits. The fight over crumbs at the bottom distracts from the feast at the top. When working-class native-born people and immigrants end up fighting each other over who “deserves” a tiny safety-net program, the people who actually rigged the game (CEOs, shareholders, lobbyists, and the politicians they fund) walk away laughing. Close corporate loopholes, crack down on offshore tax havens, make billionaires pay what a firefighter pays in taxes, and maybe we wouldn’t need quite so many people on food assistance in the richest country on Planet Earth. Redirecting that energy upward instead of sideways would fix a hell of a lot more than demonizing poor families. Fin ✍️

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Defend the West9 个月前

He explains it very well. 👇

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Labri Hicks9 个月前

This is so insane. Here I thought that illegals and immigrants were not eligible for any welfare benefits and the whole time, they are the majority using them. We live in a clown world. They all have to go back.

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Gypsy9 个月前

This is an abomination. They have no respect for our country ‼️ 😠 Deport them all @realDonaldTrump

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LadyD9 个月前

🤬

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Jenny9 个月前

@JDRucker It's nice to be able to state this fact before automatically being flagged as "racist" anymore, but until NGOs cease operating and the CIA is dealt with, I don't predict much beneficial change.

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💫✨FOXX✨💫9 个月前

Unfukingbelievable!!! They are taking over Welfare and many, if not most refuse to work! Ship them all back!

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DBRO9 个月前

There needs to be an audit regardless

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Ca B9 个月前

And yet the Liberals will swear on their mother's graves that illegals aren't getting any taxpaid benefits. This practice won't change until we can force the Left in Congress to acknowledge that this is Really going on. Oh, they Know it's happening, but they keep lying about it.

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wheelsoliberty9 个月前

And yet they say they aren’t receiving benefits or taxpayer money. It’s how these politicians grift. They failed Americans and defend illegals louder and first now. Must be stopped

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ThreadTheNeedle9 个月前

If you have so much data on number of illegals why are they still here

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Kevihaiceth 💹🧲9 个月前

thats a pretty stark contrast in welfare distribution, gonna be a safe haven when social unrest kicks in 🚨

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atlas.sheila9 个月前

Govt employees were in compliance with the immoral distribution of Americans tax money. 98% of ALL govt are corrupt.

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lisa9 个月前

I’m old enough to remember when immigrants to this country had to be self supporting and have a sponsor. They weren’t allowed welfare, food, money, housing — or they’d be sent back. When did that change?

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Matt9 个月前

This doesn’t surprise me at all

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Ryan9 个月前

And they are still ungrateful.

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Oumar Sissoko9 个月前

- Undocumented immigrants pay an estimated $25.7 billion annually into Social Security and Medicare via payroll taxes—using ITINs or false SSNs—without eligibility to claim benefits, creating a $13 billion surplus for those programs per the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy’s 2025 analysis. The Congressional Budget Office’s July 2024 report on the post-2021 immigration surge projects a $0.9 trillion deficit reduction over 10 years from immigrant labor boosting GDP by $7 trillion, with revenues from taxes ($1.2 trillion) outpacing costs ($0.3 trillion in eligible benefits). - PolitiFact rated similar claims “False” in November 2025, citing USDA evidence that 36 million of 40 million SNAP users are citizens. - The CIS figures count programs accessed by American-born children of undocumented parents as “illegal-headed household” use, even though those children are full U.S. 🇺🇸citizens entitled to the same aid as any native-born family. For instance, the 48% food assistance rate includes SNAP for citizen kids, not direct aid to undocumented adults. U.S. Department of Agriculture data for 2023 shows 98% of SNAP households contain at least one citizen, and 89% of all recipients are U.S.-born. - Official U.S. Agriculture Department data for 2023 confirms 89% of SNAP recipients are U.S.-born citizens, rising to 95.6% including naturalized citizens; undocumented individuals represent under 1%. Pew Research Center’s 2025 analysis of federal program data shows 86.6% of all food stamp users and 81.1% of adult Medicaid enrollees are native-born. Across all major programs, citizens comprise 93-98% of beneficiaries, per HHS’s 2024 administrative records. - Immigrants face higher poverty (17% vs. 11% for natives, per 2023 Census) due to lower education upon arrival, language barriers, and discrimination, leading to larger families and child-focused aid uptake. — 1. The Claim Relies on a Biased and Selective Data Source
 The percentages in the post originate from a December 2023 report by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), an organization founded by anti-immigration advocate John Tanton and frequently criticized for promoting nativist agendas through cherry-picked data. CIS’s analysis of the 2022 Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) data attributes welfare use to “immigrant-headed” households—including those led by undocumented individuals—by counting benefits received by any member, often U.S.-born children. This methodology inflates figures without context, ignoring that undocumented adults themselves are legally barred from most programs. Independent analyses, such as those from the Urban Institute and National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, have debunked similar CIS claims as exaggerations, showing immigrant welfare use rates closer to 30-40% when excluding citizen children and adjusting for eligibility. Primary evidence from the U.S. Census Bureau’s SIPP raw data confirms higher raw participation among low-income immigrant families, but not “more aid” per capita or as a systemic favoritism.

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Abby9 个月前

American's middle class is collapsing under the weight of the immigrants the Democrats have foisted upon us as new dependents.

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RTP Talks 🌵9 个月前

There is no data from CIS that backs this up. PBD is lazy and doesn’t check data. Just sees a picture and rants

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J Lory9 个月前

Here is the Paul Harvey, that chart is for 2022 Survey Data. Do you think the purple has increased or decreased through 2024? @WhiteHouse

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Congressman Brandon Gill says the biggest lie being told to the American public is ‘Diversity and mass immigration are our strengths’ “What's the biggest lie the American public has been sold about immigration?” “Mass migration from all over the world makes America better off. Look at the Somali population in Minnesota. 78% of Somali immigrants in Minnesota are on welfare. Nobody would look at that and say that that makes America stronger or more prosperous in any way. And yet that's kind of the constant and incessant media narrative that you hear all the time. Diversity in and of itself is not a strength. Our strength comes from having a shared history, a shared vision for where the country should go from here, a shared set of core convictions — a set of core moral beliefs about what the world is, what is right and what is wrong. That is where our strength comes from. And I think mass migration does certainly undermine that” He’s absolutely right and I’ll give you some examples - 81% of Somali-headed households in Minnesota use at least one form of welfare compared to 21% of native-headed households - 78% of Somali immigrant households in Minnesota remain on welfare even after 10+ years in the US - 54% of Somali-headed households in Minnesota receive food stamps (SNAP), vs. 7% for native Minnesota households - 73% of Somali households in Minnesota are on Medicaid, vs. 18% for native households - 37.5% of adult Somali immigrants in Minnesota live below the poverty line, compared to 6.9% of native adults; over 52% of children in Somali households are in poverty Send them all back. We have no responsibility to pay for these people. They need to go make Somalia great again

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