My buddy insists that if an illegal crosses the border and spits out a kid, that she can return to Mexico/Honduras/Guatemala/wherever with the little vermin and then receive monthly Social Security checks and EBT card. That thereby enables her to cross back over when she feels like it and shop here while living like a Queen in Shitholeland. Any truth to that? I Googled it and didn’t see a clear answer.
I know that parents can receive SS for disabled children, but can illegal scum get SS money for their U.S.-born brats?
I know of some women who came to the US Illeaglly, had Children, got benifits and went back to Mexico.
Now would imagine if you had a US post Office Box, like many in rural Arizona do, you could play that scam out if you were able to come back and forth.
Having said all of that, I do believe day workers were allowed to do that at one point. So, at one time it was possible, but I’m not sure if it still is.
With all the bitching about SS funds running dry this should get people’s attention if true. I don’t want one fvcking dime of SS money going to an undeserving scum illegal and her undeserving scum children….they can fvcking starve for all I care. Again, if this is indeed a fact, so that caveat must be added (hence the reason for this post, to determine if true or not).
That’s why when the dust settles they need to work out a “Guest Worker” Program.
I don’t want them here either and some of them aren’t worth a spit, but I’ve worked with a Couple of Mexican Cowboys who were good people. They have been crossing back and forth for this work for a Hundred Years.
I agree, I don’t want to be the wallet for these Women to go home and live like a Queen either.
As a Young Man I worked a lot of Agriculture and the construction associated with Agriculture. You can’t do that in Rural Arizona without Mexican Cowboys.
I’m as America First as anyone else, but I don’t see a way around it.
There are tons of them who will work hard; that is beside the point. You are either here legally or you are not. There is a work-visa program that exists….go apply for it in your home country and then come back here legally (albeit for a limited, closely monitored timeframe).