Older Americans receive generous benefits, but the immigrants who support them receive little from the government.

>"Older Americans receive generous benefits, but the immigrants who support them receive little from the government."

>"Older Americans receive generous benefits, but the immigrants who support them receive little from the government."

According to the article, 40% of workers in Florida are immigrants. “In his platform, he [Biden] recognizes immigration as “the reason we have constantly been able to renew ourselves” and as “essential to who we are as a nation, our core values, and our aspirations for our future.” Biden has taken up immigration as one of the first issues to tackle in office, offering a path to citizenship for those in the country without legal status.”

>"Older Americans receive generous benefits, but the immigrants who support them receive little from the government."

>"Older Americans receive generous benefits, but the immigrants who support them receive little from the government."

ACCORDING TO THE LATEST data from the National Alliance for Caregiving and the AARP, 43.5 million people in the United States have provided unpaid care to an adult or child in the last 12 months. When one includes the number of people who don't think of themselves as caregivers but are in relationships with people suffering from trauma or mental illness, or addicted to drugs or alcohol, the number of caregivers in America is surely much higher.