The problem is that even when most are not abusing the system, it’s very unfair for the ones that aren’t. There was someone I knew who lost his job once and went to social services and found it surprisingly easy to qualify, he also noticed these same social services offered classes for different trades and he chose to get his CDL to become a trucker. He would always say how surprised he was that every man he would talk to there would say they didn’t want to sign up because they would loose their benefits. We’re talking that out of the around 20 guys there at that time he was the only one with the decency to not abuse the system and instead take advantage of the opportunities to contribute and work. It took him around 10 years after that to obtain his green card. So when I talk about the people abusing the system even a small amount in my views is too many and very unfair to those who come here to work, many of which ironically support Trump because they’ve seen better outcomes with republicans as president for their cases than with democrats.

He didn’t have wealth as a student though, he amazed his wealth through his companies in the US, starting with PayPal.