"more than 50 percent of immigrants from (el salvador, guatemala and honduras) use at least one major welfare program once they get here."
"more than 50 percent of immigrants from (el salvador, guatemala and honduras) use at least one major welfare program once they get here."
bill o'reilly
"more than 50 percent of immigrants from (el salvador, guatemala and honduras ) use at least one major welfare program once they get here." — punditfact on ...
"more than 50 percent of immigrants from (el salvador, guatemala and honduras ) use at least one major welfare program once they get here." — politifact ...
nov 1, 2018 ... el salvador is the largest sending country from the region, with 1.4 million ...  guatemala is second with 815,000, followed by honduras with 623,000. ... in  1970, 4 percent of central americans had at least a bachelor's degree, ...  immigrants used one or more major welfare programs, more than double the ...
jun 26, 2015 ... what happens to the children once they are in u.s. custody? ... due to their  vulnerability, these young migrants receive certain protections under u.s. law. ...  as honduras, el salvador, and guatemala are related to greater ... furthermore,  cbp's resources along the southwest border are already significant.
sep 7, 2017 ... david bier is an immigration policy analyst at the cato institute. ... birthdays and  who have lived in the country continuously since at least june 15, ... the border  stems from el salvador, guatemala and honduras. ... program, in 1986, when  each border agent caught more than 40 border crossers per month.