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Shock Data: Nearly 25% of K-12 Students Could Be Anchor Babies

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  • 06/06/2025
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The strain that the children of illegal aliens are placing on America’s schools are greater than you could’ve imagined.

According to the Populist Times

ChildStats.gov estimates that there are about 50 million school-going children, of whom 80% or 40 million attended public schools. With nine million of the 40 million public school-attending students being anchor babies, the percentage of children with illegal alien parents amounts to about 22.5%, or nearly a quarter of those enrolled. 

With each school-going child spending about $16,280 per year in education, according to 2020 figures, the country spends about $145.6 billion annually educating children born to illegal immigrants. Some inefficient blue states, such as New York, spend as much as $35,012 per student annually, making overall spending even higher. Others, such as California, spend about $19,000, while Illinois spends about $24,000 per public school-attending student per year.

Of note, the cost estimates above are based on 2020 figures, and are thus underestimates. Public schools are now spending $20,387 per pupil, or 25% more. In other words, the annual cost of illegal alien children in public schools is likely around $182 billion. In other words, the cost of educating illegal alien children exceeds $1 trillion every five-and-a-half years. 

None of these figures account for illegal aliens who bring over their children when immigration illegally and have them enrolled in public schools as non-citizens. 

President Donald Trump ended birthright citizenship through executive order on his first day as president, but this, like countless others, has been challenged in the courts and blocked by left-wing activist judges for now. 

Matt Palumbo is the author of The Heir: Inside the (Not So) Secret Network of Alex Soros

 
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Evita Duffy-Alfonso

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Hayley Caronia