The Supplemental Security Income program serves as a magnet to attract poor immigrants to the United States.

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The Supplemental Security Income program is a means-tested program that provides cash assistance to individuals with disabilities, low-income seniors, and low-income parents or guardians of children with disabilities. It is only available to U.S. citizens or legal residents who meet the eligibility requirements. Therefore, it cannot attract poor immigrants who are not eligible for the program.

The Supplemental Security Income Program Serves as a Magnet to Attract