Federal Taxes and Expenditures per Illegal Alien Household, 2002
Tax Payments
Social Security	$1,687
Income tax	$1,371
Excise and other taxes	$541
Medicare	$446
Unemployment	$83
Corporate income tax	$84
Total Tax Payments	$4,212
Expenditures
Federal prisons, courts, INS	$760
Medicaid	$658
Treatment for uninsured	$591
Food assistance	$499
Federal Aid to Education	$371
Social Security & Medicare	$289
Welfare	$222
Other transfer payments[1]	$442
All Other Expenditures[2]	$3,115
Total Expenditures	$6,949
Deficit (Taxes less expenditures)	$-2,736
Source: Steven A. Camarota, "The High Cost of Cheap Labor: Illegal Immigration and the Federal Budget," CIS, August 2004. Table 2. a. Earned Income Tax Credit, Additional Child Tax Credit, unemployment, federal disability, higher education assistance, Stafford Student Loans, means-tested programs for refugees. Illegals are assumed to be receiving no federal disability or means-tested programs for refugees. b. Includes those federal expenditures not accounted for in table, such as infrastructure maintenance and criminal justice.

State and Local Taxes and Expenditures per Immigrant Household: California (2002 dollars)
Tax Payments
Income tax	$1,181
Property tax	$1,065
Sales tax	$629
All other	$5,645
Total Payments	$8,521
Expenditures
K-12 education	$4,501
Transfers to households	$1,627
All other	$6,216
Total Expenditures	$12,344
Fiscal Deficit (Taxes less spending)	$-3,823
Source: National Research Council, The New Americans: Economic, Demographic, and Fiscal Effects of Immigration, 1997. Table 6.3.