America loves kids, but Uncle Sam has a favorite: children of refugees. Among recipients of food stamps, welfare cash and Social Security payments, refugee children receive more in taxpayer-funded aid than children of citizens, according to a new report on federal spending from the pro-immigration Migration Policy Institute. For example, 30 percent of refugee children live in households that received food stamps from 2009-13. Among American children, the number was 27 percent, said the report titled, Young Children of Refugees in the United States: Integration Successes and Challenges.
Source: Report: Children of refugees get more federal benefits than poor U.S. kids | Washington Examiner