New study says immigrants help California's economy

Another study proves that immigrants help the economy. - - Donna Poisl

By ALEJANDRO CANO

Immigrants in California are less likely to use public services and more likely to contribute significant amounts than U.S.-born citizens, which equates to a substantial contribution to the Golden State economy, according to a report released on Jan. 26 by an immigrant advocacy group.

Titled “Looking Forward: Immigrant Contributions to the Golden State,” the study released by the California Immigrant Policy Center (CIPC) indicates that immigrants have a combined federal tax contribution of more than $30 billion annually, with each immigrant-headed household contributing a net $2,679 to Social Security, roughly $539 more than the average U.S.-born household.
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