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>>53591298
information for this is surprisingly obscure, but heres what I was able to find
The actual "Social Security" and medicare taxes you're charged on your return only end up paying for about half of the government spending on social security.
Social Security by itself already is not working as intended, and is essentially subsidized by debt.

Social security and Medicare cost about 2.6 trillion a year, while only netting ~1.3 trillion.
The actual US deficit in 2022 was 1.9 trillion.

>>53591536
Immigrants don't pay enough taxes to cover their welfare usage. They are a net negative on society and will not prevent pension collapse.