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The Devastating Economic and Human Toll of Mass Deportation

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By Shira Markoff, David Dyssegaard Kallick, Shamier Settle
| dcfpi.org
DC prides itself as a welcoming city—one that values and respects immigrants and recognizes their immense contributions to our economy, communities, and culture. More than 95,000 immigrants (14 percent of the local population) call DC home.[1] The Trump Administration is undertaking an unprecedented intensity of enforcement actions to remove immigrants from their communities, from their workplace, and often from their families.
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Immigrants Pay Taxes But Are Excluded from Many Benefits

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By David Dyssegaard Kallick
| immresearch.org
Jun 24, 2025 Immigration Research Initiative There is so much misinformation about the role immigrants are playing in the American economy, let’s lay at least this one issue to rest. Immigrants pay taxes. In fact, only one group of people in this country pays Social Security taxes but will not see any benefit from it: people who are undocumented. Same for Medicare. Same for unemployment insurance.
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50 States: Immigrants by Number and Share

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By David Dyssegaard Kallick
| immresearch.org
Jan 24, 2025 Immigration Research Initiative There are 48 million immigrants in the United States, making up 14 percent of the overall population. This includes all people who are living in the United States and were born in another country, irrespective of immigration status. Around the country, the share of immigrants in the population varies from two percent in West Virginia to 27 percent in California. Below is a table to show where your state fits in.
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