[pcx99]

Do they make a net tax contribution to those schools? Probably not

Unless they're homeless they're living somewhere which means they're paying SOMEONE rent and that someone has to pay taxes so by definition they are paying taxes regardless of their citizenship status. Next dehuminization attempt please.

[monkeywrench]

Around here, they live 4 and five families per house. The taxes the landlord pays aren't adjusted accordingly.

[Myrddin]

Unless they're homeless they're living somewhere which means they're paying SOMEONE rent and that someone has to pay taxes.

Can you say "Section 8". Taxpayer subsidized housing. Illegals consume far more in public assistance than they contribute to the economy and tax base. They drain the public coffers for housing, food, schools, medical and increased law enforcement related to drugs, burglary, robbery and gang violence.

I had a co-worker in the Scripps Ranch area who had to put her child in private school in 1999. Why? The classrooms were filled to overflowing with illegal aliens. There were no desks left to seat the child of a taxpaying U.S. citizen. She had to pay for educating the illegals AND pay again for a private school to educate her child. If you think that is Ok, then I'm sure you'll enjoy bearing a similar burden when your children attempt to get an education in California.