President Joe Biden Spent $151 Billion On Immigrants in 2023

In a recent analysis, it’s been revealed that the United States spent a staggering $151 billion in 2023 on services and support for immigrants, encompassing both legal and undocumented individuals.

This figure has sparked considerable debate on the economic impact and political implications of immigration policy, especially under President Biden’s administration.

Breaking Down the Numbers:

• Education: A significant portion of this expenditure goes towards public education for immigrant children.
• Healthcare: Including emergency services, Medicaid for certain groups, and other health-related costs.
• Law Enforcement: Costs associated with immigration enforcement, from border security to the processing of legal cases.
• Welfare: Support through various social services for those eligible, including food assistance, housing, and cash benefits.

Illegal Immigration Funding :

Here’s how this expenditure compares to previous years:

• 2017: $116 billion
• 2018: $118 billion
• 2019: $120 billion
• 2020: $130 billion
• 2021: $140 billion
• 2022: $145 billion
• 2023: $151 billion

The steady increase in spending reflects both the growing number of immigrants and the escalating costs of services provided.

This spending diverts funds away from American citizens, particularly in areas like disaster recovery, as highlighted by recent debates over aid allocation post-Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.