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I just realized that my post was removed .

In case you didn't get to see it before removal, here are the links. I put it together in a hurry, so if anything is missing, let me know.

Hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent on:

Anchor babies, illegals, new immigrants, and their respective extended families,
(illegals alone cost $1/4 - $1/3 trillion NET per year;
This 2010 study shows the NET cost of illegal aliens = $113 billion. It is based upon the totally out dated number of 15 million illegals. The actual number is at least between 30 and 40 million. Hence the net cost = between 1/4 and 1/3 trillion per year. On page 4 there is a break down by state.

Low skill immigrants cost ~$ 20,000 Net per household [4,550,000 households in 2007])
This 2007 study show a NET cost of $19,588 per low wage immigrant household for a total of 4,550,000 households. Annual total = ~ $9.1 Billion.

See Table A6 – summary. I have just listed link, not made clickable.
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Fixing up ramshackle Mexican trucks that will put Americans out of work,
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Sponsoring green technology overseas,
Green Foreign Aid
8 of 10 stimulous $ create job overseas
Green jobs for China

Paying college tuition for students from China ($ 8 Billion per year),
Link2 - 2008
Link3 - 2008

Setting up CDC labs overseas,
Link1

Paying for post doctoral degrees for Indian scientists,
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Billions in tax credits for illegals from the IRS,
Link1

Hiring foreign workers for Oregon Forestry companies under ARRA stimulous,

The following information has a baseline = March 2011:
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Link The entire Department of Education ($ 71,333,000,000),
The entire Department of Housing and Urban Development ($ 46,277,000,000),
International Assistance Programs ($ 25,502,000,000),
The entire Department of Energy ($ 34,215,000,000),
EPA ($ 10,168,000,000)

Blatant fraud in Medicare and Medicaid ($ 900 Billion) which IBM offered to fix for free
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