Social Security: Undocumented Immigrants

Social Security numbers because of their legal status, they can apply to the Internal Revenue Service in order to get a taxpayer identification number which allows them to track their income and permits them to file taxes. Around eight million of undocumented immigrants in America are contributing billions to the federal funds by filing their personal income taxes. Undocumented immigrants are adding around ten percent of Social Security which is rising on average for more than fifty billion per annum because they will not be able to collect the benefits of Medicare taxes and Social Security that are automatically deducted from their paychecks. As a result, this revenue is transferred to the Medicare and Social Security of legal American citizens. Immigrants whether legal or not are producing important services to the America nations because they are local consumers and taxpayers as well, they are not just workers. Since 1990’s the number of no authorized; thus, United States’ economy has radically increased.
Generally, undocumented immigrants improve the governments’ fiscal situation because they are paying more in taxes over a lifetime and they do not get back any benefit from the government’s programs. Notwithstanding, the popular view is that undocumented immigrants are taking jobs from the natives American, immigrants increase not only the supply of labor, but they also spend their wages on food, home, TVs, etc. and expand the economic demand. This increased demand, in turn, generates more jobs to build those houses, make and sell food, and transport TVs. Despite these increases in labor supply, in many cases, undocumented immigrants seem to be a complement for American-born workers rather than replacing