Social Security Numbers for Non-Citizens: Data vs. Leftist Claims
StevenCrowderMarch 31, 202514 min55,368 views
26 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβSurge in Social Security Numbers for Non-Citizens
- π New data suggests a rapid, exponential increase in non-citizens obtaining Social Security numbers, with numbers jumping from 270,000 in 2021 to 2.1 million in 2024.
- β οΈ This surge appears to correlate heavily with the increase in asylum applications filed under the Biden administration.
- π The process for obtaining a work authorization (form 766) can automatically lead to a Social Security number being mailed without an interview or ID check.
Claims About Benefits and Eligibility
- π« The common claim from the left is that non-citizens, especially those illegally present, are not eligible for benefits like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
- π However, the video presents evidence suggesting that 1.3 million non-citizens are already on Medicaid, contradicting official statements.
- π° The argument is made that benefit programs are set to "max inclusion" and "max pay" for these individuals, with "minimum collection."
The Voting Eligibility Debate
- π³οΈ While the left claims non-citizen voting is rare and illegal, the video asserts that it does happen, though the exact degree is unknown.
- β Most states do not actively verify citizenship for registered voters, with Arizona being a notable exception that requires a citizenship box to be checked.
- βοΈ An executive order from Donald Trump aimed to protect election integrity by requiring citizenship verification for voter registration, which the left has opposed.
Leftist Counter-Arguments and Gaslighting
- π£οΈ The video criticizes the left's tendency to pivot and gaslight when presented with data, moving from claims that non-citizens can't get SSNs to that they can't get benefits, and then to that they can't vote.
- π It's argued that the left actively fights against measures like proof of citizenship, which is seen as detrimental to American citizens.
- β The core question posed is why the left would fight against proof of citizenship, implying a benefit to those who lack it and a detriment to the American populace.
Economic Impact and Job Growth Discrepancies
- πΌ Since COVID-19, native-born American jobs have seen zero growth, while jobs held by foreign-born individuals have increased by 4 million.
- π This disparity is questioned, with a suggestion that the massive increase in Social Security numbers and asylum applications could be a contributing factor.
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