Babies born in U.S. bring no rights for immigrants

Posted on: September 5th, 2006
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Immigration ] [ Tomás' Picks ]
Tags: ,
HispanicTips has 42,915 stories & 115,000+ visitors a month..
“having a child does little to help an illegal immigrant avoid deportation, achieve legal status or gain government services for themselves”

“A U.S.-born child of low-income illegal immigrants is entitled to health care and food stamps. But the child’s citizenship doesn’t help the parent get those same benefits. People in the country illegally are ineligible for many government programs, no matter their child’s status.

Most illegal immigrants come to this country to work, not to soak up social services, advocates and health care providers say.”

Stumble it! | | AddThis Feed Button

Other posts that may interest you

Children Dropping Off Medicaid Rolls (about 12,000 in Virginia alone)

Illegal immigrants' babies denied MediCal - California (because of the new Federal policy)

Born here, a citizen here? GOP officials say birthright is abused

Latino baby boom changing demographics in California

Gothamist: Toys R Us Doesn't Like Babies Born to Immigrants

A Mexican Baby Boom in New York Shows the Strength of a New Immigrant Group

Raids spark plan-ahead drive - Lawyers and advocacy organizations teach illegal immigrants to prepare for deportations and know their rights. - Orange County, California

Many work to be sure entrants know rights - The immigration raids are coming. It's no longer a matter of if, but when. - Arizona

Alicia Machado says pregnancy makes her feel 'complete'

Did You Know? About 24% of all babies born in the Unites States in 2005, or nearly 1 million babies, were Hispanic





Check us out!



Feedback Form