Illegal Immigrants in Md. and Va. Out-Earn U.S. Peers, Study Says

Illegal immigrants in Maryland and Virginia make more money than illegal immigrants nationwide, but their incomes are substantially lower than those of native residents of those states, and they are much less likely to have health insurance, a report says.
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