When illegals make money in the U.S and send it back home how does that help our local community?
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Well the 15 people who live in the house pay the rent (never mow the lawn) and they buy food, and pay utilities, break our laws, buy a pitt bull, and send their children to our schools. Oh...wait..you said help the community..nope.they don't.
It doesn't.
It affects it no differently then if a legal does it. It hurts the local economy of coarse, however don't tell people how to spend their money. You would never stand for that.
It does not help at all.
I doesn't. Likewise when all the LEGAL immigrants send money back "home" it doesn't help either! Out of the country is out of the country whether it's sent by someone legally here or illegally here.
It does not, that why some counties give maps to their citizens to cross to greener pastures, because not only is the grass greener here, it make the grass green back in the home counties
A May 28, 2004 study by Bendixen & Associates6 found that legal and illegal immigrants send a total of $30 billion to their home countries on an annual basis. Mexico receives $13.3 billion a year.
People need to get educated on this issue! It's not a human rights issue - it's a profit issue between Mexico and Washington - period!
Here educate yourselves America:
http://www.cairco.org/econ/econ.html...
It doesn't and only a fool would think so.
1. When a person work have to pay taxes
2. When the person send money have to pay charges
3. When the people buy something have to pay taxes too.
The only thin that I can think of is that their family in Mexico can buy imported items made in America. Other than that, it's just $200,000,000/week that is not being put back into the U.S. economy.
Simple question not a simple question.
Value added. Capital doesn't actually make anything. Labor takes the stuff that capital provides and turns it into something that can be converted to cash (sold). Labor never receives full value for the value the laborers actually create. Capitalists suck that up as profit. by keeping wages low and value relatively higher, the rich get rich and pay no taxes, so the economy benefits.
Mexico's economy benefits and they (in theory) can afford to buy American products made in Mexico. That profit is exported back here and the corporations pay tax free dividends to the rich and the economy benefits again
So it is a double hit for our economy. kind of a win-win situation. Well, unless you're an American worker having to work for lower wages because the Mexicans have driven the wages toward the legal minimum.
it doesnt.thats something politicians never mention...
The United States has always depended on some form of underclass to do the most labor intensive work. Before the Civil War this underclass was made up of indentured servants and slaves. In the post-Civil War era the underclass was made up of legal immigrants and former slaves. Today the underclass consists of the undereducated and illegal immigrants.
The local community benefits from illegal alien workers in a number of ways. Here are a few examples.
1. When you buy a 99 cent hamburger the lettuce, tomato, onions, and the cucumbers that went into making the pickle were likely harvested by undocumented workers. That 99 cents makes its way back into the economy when the restaurant pays its workers and suppliers.
2. When someone buys a new house, the contractor who built that house drew from a labor pool made up of both citizens and undocumented workers. The money the buyer spent on the house makes its way back into the economy when the real estate agent buys a new car from the local car dealer, the developer pays the contractor, the contractor pays his suppliers, the suppliers buy 99 cent hamburgers...an endless circle.
3. The illegal alien worker only sends part of his money home to his family. He also has to pay rent, buy clothes, pay for transportation, eat and otherwise make a life for himself while he is living here. He spends money on food, clothes, entertainment, housing, and transportation in the community he lives in. The owners and employees of those businesses turn around and spend their money in the same local economy.
It doesn't, it helps Mexico because
1; It pumps money into their economy
2; they don't have to pay their health care or well fair, we do.
Is it any wonder Mexico has no interest in stopping illegals from coming here, they don't want them ether.
it does'nt help our country at all. It helps thier home country instead of where they are living instead!
Why does that matter. Its perfectly legal to send money anywhere in the world.
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