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So Luis - you don't see any problem with the 8-12 million Illegaliens and you don't see a cost over benefit net effect? But you say it's up to me to dispute the evidence of report after report confirming Illegaliens' costs to taxpayers? LOL!

Really ingenuous counter, Luis. Apparently you refuse to consider what other "great benefits" those states mostly affected by Illegaliens are contending with. Overdrawn budgets, overwhelming crime, overcrowded schools, bankrupt hospitals, revolving door prisons necessary to make room for Illegaliens, and law enforcement agents overwhelmed almost to the point of surrender. The Illegaliens even cost legal aliens (migrant workers) by depressing normal wage rates to artificially low levels. That's fact, Luis. But should you understand that? Apparently not.

I challenge you to provide evidence in ONE AREA where volumes of Illegaliens "contribute" to the economy and do NOT resultantly cost taxpayers in some form. I challenge you to show where "taxes paid" by Illegaliens remotely offset the monetary cost to state and federal social programs they are bent on draining. It doesn't exist, but the evidence of their costs to taxpayers does. Luis, their "contributions" are glaringly apparent. Take your shades off, man.

As asked for in #81, show your numbers....