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    As U.S. economy worsens, illegal aliens send more $$ to Mexi

    Immigration Reform Examiner
    By Dave Gibson

    Since June 2009, immigrants (including illegal aliens) have gained 656,000 jobs, while U.S. born workers lost 1.2 million jobs during that same period.
    As U.S. economy worsens, illegal aliens send even more money back home

    On Monday, the Central Bank of Mexico reported that remittances or wire transfers to Mexico increased by 5.48 percent between January and March over the same period in 2010.

    In the first quarter of the year, remittances rose to $5.1 billion, from the $4.83 billion in the first three months of 2010.

    The announcement further confirms the results of Pew Hispanic Center study released in late 2010, which found that while every demographic of native-born workers has lost millions of jobs during this deep recession, foreign-born workers have actually increased their employment numbers.

    Since June 2009, immigrants (including illegal aliens) have gained 656,000 jobs, while U.S. born workers lost 1.2 million jobs during that same period.

    The Pew study found that 57 percent of those that they refer to as “immigrant” workers, were actually non-citizens.

    Remittances, such as Western Union Moneygrams from the United States represent the second largest source of income for Mexico. In 2009, Mexican workers, mostly illegal aliens, sent home $21.2 billion in such transfers.
    The transfers are second only to Mexico’s oil industry in the amount of revenue produced, which is one of the chief reasons the Mexican government has no interest in working with U.S. authorities to police our common border.

    Furthermore, according to the Inter-American Development Bank, all of Latin America received $69.2 billion in remittances from the U.S. in 2009 alone.

    Thus, dispelling the myth that illegal aliens contribute a great deal to our economy. The fact is that the overwhelming amount of the wages earned by illegal aliens is not spent in this country, but simply sent back home.

    Source: http://www.examiner.com/article/as-u...oney-back-home

    Read how even the U.S. Postal Service is contributing to this money drain: www.examiner.com/immigration-reform-in-national/u-s-post-office-now-enab...


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    all at tax return time, of course alien illegals dont , cant get tax refunds. BS they dont, we are being robbed blind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by draindog
    all at tax return time, of course alien illegals dont , cant get tax refunds. BS they dont, we are being robbed blind.
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    All the more reason to put a 100% surtax on ALL remittances going out of the US to Latin America!

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    time to stop all non business to business money transfers to mexico.

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    I'd bet taxpayer funded social services increased commensurately.
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    Illegal Aliens Sent $21.6 Billion in Cash Back to Mexico in 2013

    Mexico received $21.59 billion in remittances from emigrants in 2013, the Bank of Mexico said. Nearly 74 million transactions were registered in 2013, with the average remittance totaling $292, the central bank said. Remittances rose 3.5 percent to $5.34 billion in the fourth quarter of last year, compared to the same period in 2012, with 18.4 million transactions and an average amount of $285.30, the Bank of Mexico said.
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