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Immigrants reduced the U.S. budget deficit by $14.5 trillion from 1994 to 2023 by paying more in taxes than they received in benefits.
Immigrants reduced the U.S. budget deficit by nearly $14.5 trillion from 1994 to 2023, according to a Cato Institute study, by paying more in taxes than they receive in benefits.
They have a 12-percentage-point higher employment rate than U.S.-born citizens, use fewer welfare and retiree benefits due to legal restrictions, and arrive with completed education, contributing fully trained workers to the economy.
The data contradict claims that immigrants are a fiscal burden, showing they strengthen long-term fiscal health and support a bipartisan proposal allowing non-criminal immigrants to stay, work, and pay taxes with limited benefits.
Los inmigrantes redujeron el déficit presupuestario de EE. UU. en $14,5 billones de dólares desde 1994 hasta 2023 al pagar más en impuestos de lo que recibieron en beneficios.