"Should those who have (and have worked hard all their lives) be required to pay for these have-nots,"

You're making a lot of assumptions here. First, you don't think that the people who are coming here are typically among the most motivated and hardest working? I've had the pleasure to meet a number of recent latino refugees and from my experience this is absolutely true. Their motives for coming here are no different than those of our ancestors - in search of a better life for them and their families, a life with security and opportunity. 

You assume that immigrants and refugees come here for the express purpose of "taking" from us in perpetuity? Any assistance they receive is short lived and I can tell you that those refugees I've met received no more than a month's worth of housing (at a local YMCA) before they went out on their own, started learning English and French and got jobs and paying taxes.