It looks something like a tax matter. but it is really a direct check from the United States of America to lowerincome families. So this is going to be qualifying for large numbers of people that will be given a legal status. Citing the Center for Immigration Studies. Mr. Frum in the Atlantic article explains: About 14.5 percent of the nativeborn population of the United States earns little enough to qualify for the EITC. Almost twice as great a portion of the total immigrant population. 29.7 percent. qualifies. But the specific immigrant groups most likely to benefit from the Presidents actions earned even less. So you have. on a percentage basis. twice as many in the immigrant population eligible for EITC as the average nativeborn American would be to qualify to receive that check from the United States. Mr. Frum goes on to say. "The EITC will cost a shade over $70 billion in fiscal year 2015." That is a lot of money-$70 billion.
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