No -- they pay more in taxes than they consume in services.

National Council of La Raza

Undocumented Immigrants Pay More in Taxes Than They Receive in Benefits

During their working life, undocumented immigrants in the United States will pay, on average, approximately $80,000 more in taxes per capita than they use in government services, owing to the fact that they are not eligible to take advantage of almost all of the social service programs offered by the federal government, according to a study released by the National Council of La Raza.

good.is

Undocumented Immigrants Pay More in Taxes Than They Use in Services - Politics - GOOD

During their working life, undocumented immigrants in the United States will pay, on average, approximately $80,000 more in taxes per capita than they use in government services, owing to the fact that they are not eligible to take advantage of almost all of the social service programs offered by the federal government, according to a study released by the National Council of La Raza.... . .

Undocumented Immigrants Pay More in Taxes Than They Use in Services - Politics - GOOD

Undocumented Immigrants Pay More in Taxes Than They Use in Services

truth-out.org

Undocumented Immigrants Pay More in Taxes Than They Receive in Benefits

Undocumented Immigrants Pay More in Taxes Than They Receive in Benefits

reason.org

Reason Foundation - Illegal Immigrants are Paying a Lot More Taxes Than You Think

The non-partisan National Research Council found that when the taxes paid by the children of low-skilled immigrant families � most of whom are illegal — are factored in, they contribute on average $80,000 more to federal coffers than they consume.

tcf.org

Immigration, Jobs, and the American Economy — The Century Foundation

Research into this subject reveals a consensus: over time, immigrants and their descendants collectively provide more to the federal government in taxes than they receive in benefits.

Immigration, Jobs, and the American Economy — The Century Foundation

Research into this subject reveals a consensus: over time, immigrants and their descendants collectively provide more to the federal government in taxes than they receive in benefits.

Immigration, Jobs, and the American Economy — The Century Foundation

For example, a report by the National Academy of Sciences found that a typical immigrant and his or her descendants will pay an estimated $80,000 (in 1996 dollars) more in taxes than they will receive in combined local, state, and federal benefits over their lifetimes.

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Immigration, Jobs, and the American Economy — The Century Foundation

For example, a report by the National Academy of Sciences found that a typical immigrant and his or her descendants will pay an estimated $80, 000 (in 1996 dollars) more in taxes than they will receive in combined local, state, and federal benefits over their lifetimes.

Yes.

teacher.scholastic.com

The New York Times Upfront | The news magazine for high school

First, it means big costs for taxpayers.

The New York Times Upfront | The news magazine for high school

Workers with little education don't earn much money, so they pay little in taxes and use a lot of government services.

procon.org

Are illegal aliens paying their "fair share" of taxes? - Illegal Immigration - ProCon.org

As already discussed, illegal households comprise 3.6 percent of the total population, but...they account for an estimated 0.9 percent of taxes paid and 1.4 percent of costs."

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Are illegal immigrants good for the U.S. economy? There are ...

Workers with little education don't earn much money, so they pay little in taxes and use a lot of government services.

Are illegal immigrants good for the U.S. economy? There are ...

First, it means big costs for taxpayers.

Are illegal immigrants good for the U.S. economy? There are ...

Workers with little education don't earn much money, so they pay little in taxes and use a lot of government services.

Are illegal immigrants good for the U.S. economy? There are ...

First, it means big costs for taxpayers.