What I'm asking is simply instead of saying "$28 billion...."
How come the amount (what ever that amount is) is not in some way shown in a quantitative measure of a loss to the United States.
My example would be something similar to: The $28 billion being sent to (fill in the blank) is a loss potential of $84 billion, or, The $28 billion being sent to (fill in the blank) does create a net effect of a $84 billion loss to the United States economy, bla-bla-bla.
Have to say I don’t understand what it is you’re talking about. Other than to say as far as a loss to the US, I can tell you that living in NJ public education is paid for by property taxes. When these bastards put their kids in a public school, they’re not paying for, I am. My property taxes go up. Cops and firemen are paid the same way here in NJ. And when these assholes show yup in a hospital ER without insurance I pay or that and you do too. Get the picture? They get free health care, free education and this is after they send all that money back to Mexico.