Maybe you should rely on the math. Undocumented workers paid in apx. $90+ billion in taxes Govt. spent at least $150+ billion on undocumented workers to live better than Americans who live paycheck to paycheck and working 2-3 jobs. As a hard working American we don't want to hear your sob story. There's no benefit to being an American. All our tax funds goes to undocumented people and wars in other countries. We really don't care. Maybe ask the country you reside in for money?

The claim can be broken down into several components: 1) undocumented workers pay approximately $90+ billion in taxes, 2) the government spends at least $150+ billion on undocumented workers enabling them to live better than many Americans, and 3) all tax funds go to undocumented people and wars abroad, leaving no benefit for American workers.

Regarding tax contributions, multiple credible sources confirm that undocumented immigrants do pay billions in taxes annually through income, payroll, sales, and property taxes. Estimates vary but figures around $90 billion are within the range cited by some studies and reports.americanimmigrationcouncil.orgamericanimmigrationcouncil.orgUndocumented Immigrantspewresearch.orgpewresearch.orgWhat we know about unauthorized immigrants living in the U.S This part of the claim is largely accurate.

However, the assertion that the government spends at least $150 billion on undocumented immigrants to support a lifestyle better than Americans living paycheck to paycheck is not substantiated by authoritative data. Fiscal impact studies generally show that undocumented immigrants contribute more in taxes than they receive in direct government benefits because they are largely ineligible for most federal public benefits such as welfare, food stamps, and Medicaid.americanimmigrationcouncil.orgamericanimmigrationcouncil.orgUndocumented Immigrants While they do use some public services like emergency healthcare and education for their children, these costs do not approach or exceed $150 billion annually according to available research. The claim exaggerates government spending on undocumented immigrants and ignores the complexity of public finance.

The broader statement that "all our tax funds go to undocumented people and wars in other countries" is a rhetorical exaggeration. Federal budgets fund a wide array of programs including Social Security, Medicare, infrastructure, education, defense, and more. While military spending is significant, it is not accurate to say all tax funds are consumed by undocumented immigrants and foreign wars. This framing misrepresents how government budgets operate.

In summary, while undocumented immigrants do pay substantial taxes, the claim overstates government spending on them and mischaracterizes the allocation of tax revenues. The tone dismissing the struggles of American workers is opinion rather than fact. The verdict is "Misleading" because it mixes some factual elements with exaggerated and unsupported assertions.