Hillary’s 65,000 Syrians would cost US over $400
billion over their lifetimes, Posted by Ann Corcoran on June 28, 2016
That is the
estimate the highly respected Heritage Foundation expert on welfare, Robert
Rector, has estimated. The Daily Caller
has the story, here.
Hillary Clinton’s proposal to accept an
additional 65,000 Syrian refugees annually could potentially cost $403 billion
in lifetime costs if implemented all four years in a hypothetical first term.
Hillary got the
65,000 number from her pal, former British Foreign Secretary David Miliband,
who is now the head honcho at the financially largest US refugee resettlement
contractor (International Rescue Committee).
That’s
according to a new analysis released Monday by the Senate subcommittee on
Immigration and the National Interest.
Currently, the
Obama administration is planning to take in 10,000 Syrian refugees in fiscal
year 2016, which ends September 30.
In total, the
Obama administration is planning to take in 85,000 refugees, while the original
plan was to take in 100,000 refugees. Clinton’s proposal would potentially
increase that number to 155,000 refugees entering the United States annually.
Robert Rector, a scholar at the Heritage
Foundation, estimated the costs of local, state, and federal benefits for
refugees and found that the lifetime cost of admitting 10,000 refugees is $6.5
billion.
It is extremely
hard to estimate the cost of the massive welfare that refugees receive so we
have never even tried here at RRW, but Rector has put pencil to paper to do the
calculations. Continue
reading here for more.
Where does this
65,000 number come from? Well initially it came
from David Miliband, Hillary’s pal
who runs the International Rescue Committee. The other nine federal
contractors followed suit and then the Senate
Jihad Caucus (our name!) sent a letter to Obama
telling him that they want 65,000 Syrians ASAP. We addressed the demand here
in a youtube video last year.
The
resettlement contractors subsequently upped their demand to 100,000 Syrians.
Galling isn’t
it to think that you pay for the resettlement of third-worlders who will
ultimately out-populate you and your posterity.
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