Analysis: Afghan Population in U.S. Explodes, Majority Live on Welfare
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56% : If other forms of welfare were included in this tally, like free school lunch and public housing, "these high rates of welfare use would almost certainly be much higher," Camarota notes.49% : The Afghan population in the United States has exploded in recent decades as a majority of Afghan immigrants in the U.S. live on at least one major form of welfare, funded by American taxpayers.
45% : Compare Afghan immigrants' rate of welfare use to that of native-born Americans, where less than 25 percent of native-born American households use one major form of welfare.
44% : Specifically, Camarota's research found that more than 65 percent of households headed by Afghan immigrants use at least one major form of welfare -- that is, food stamps, cash assistance, or Medicaid.
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