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Elon Musk will kill more children today than illegal immigrants will kill people in a year in total. And yet here we are with the Taco Belle lovers sucking up to the Nazi South African and hating on hard-working immigrants.[/quote]

“Hardworking immigrants”= illegal immigrants who work for pennies landscaping your yard, nannying your children, cleaning your house, cooking your meals.
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And paying taxes and paying into Medicare that they are not eligible for

What's the problem, fool?[/quote]

They get paid under the table. Stop lying.[/quote]

Not all do.  DACA immigrants get social security numbers.   Undocumented immigrants can obtain an ITIN number that was created for tax purposes. The ITIN was created by the IRS in July 1996 to allow foreign nationals and other individuals who are not eligible for a SSN to comply with U.S. tax laws.

Illegal immigrants who are applying for citizenship and working in the US use an ITIN to pay taxes on their wages.

I’m sure,those payments will go way down with ice showing up at work sites.

In 2022 illegals immigrants paid almost $27 Billion dollars in federal, state and local taxes.  On top of the services they provide for this country in picked our fruits,and vegetables, working in meat factories, construction, hospitality, childcare and many other jobs.

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$27 Billion? Per year?

Cool!

That will run the U.S. federal government for one and a half days, since it costs $18 Billion to run the federal government each and every day. (2023 fed budget numbers).

Oh...wait...oops

We then have to subtract their cost to the tax payer of all the social programs and subsidies to the states for their burden.

Is it still looking cool?  Oh yes, it is, right? Let me guess. Because of multiculturalism and "cultural enrichment"?[/quote]

DP. Sounds like you'd love the US to be just like Japan. Despite its many successes, it is essentially a xenophobic country that is so focused on cultural homogeneity and has such strict immigration laws that "if trends continue, Japan’s population could fall to 63 million by 2100, half its 2022 level."  
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Sounds good for the environment.
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