Actually their contributions are
1. They pay taxes. 2. They work.
Their spending of money on goods and services is what they take out of the system.
1. They pay taxes. 2. They work.
Their spending of money on goods and services is what they take out of the system.
For instance, they could send it abroad.
If they spend it on goods and services in the same economy that they earned it in then they are contributing again.
The only exception is where the number of immigrants present creates beneficial economies of scale. For example, without the many Indian immigrants in Jersey City, Sri Ganesh's Dosa House probably would not have sufficient business to continue operating.
Nonsense.
If I, as a red blooded "non immigrant" (what the fuck does immigrant really mean? who cares where I was born?) sell widgets, and "immigrants" love to buy lots of widgets, it is trivial to see how this is good for me.