Two minute video: The Cost of a DACA Amnesty

Article author:

Steve Camarota

Article publisher:

Center for Immigration Studies

Article date:

9 January 2018

Article category:

National News

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illegal immigration

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As the termination date for the unconstitutional Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program approaches, congressional leaders continue to look for a resolution. Any resolution must take into account the cost of an amnesty for this generally low-education, low-skilled population. Dr. Steven Camarota, CIS director of research, discusses the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report, which estimated a cost of $26 billion for a "Dreamer" amnesty.

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