Claims

The opening section preserves lane separation instead of collapsing obligations, outlays, cumulative military lines, and domestic program examples into one number.

Sources: S-038, S-039, S-040, S-073

Qualified status categories, waiting-period rules, appropriations, obligations, outlays, and transfer values are treated as distinct analytical objects.

Sources: S-002, S-003, S-004, S-005, S-006

Section 3 preserves separate accounting states while carrying the unresolved beneficiary-capture share as an open question.

Sources: S-001, S-038, S-039, S-040, S-042, S-043

Section 4 exists to show stage differences and beneficiary chains without adding its examples back into the running totals.

Sources: S-043, S-044, S-045, S-046, S-049

Appropriations, drawdowns, disbursements, and delivered-value estimates sit at different stages and remain analytically separate.

Sources: S-044, S-046, S-047, S-048

Section 5 excludes allied-funded sales and already-counted assistance while preserving drawdown value versus replacement-cost separation.

Sources: S-043, S-050, S-051, S-052, S-053, S-054, S-055, S-056, S-057, S-058, S-059

Refugee and entrant assistance stays in one canonical domestic section so it is not double-counted against foreign-assistance accounts.

Sources: S-060, S-062, S-070

The public record identifies the ORR lane but does not yet publish a defensible entrant-versus-provider split.

Sources: S-060, S-061, S-063, S-071

Section 7 preserves the measurable lane while carrying the missing federal-only share as an explicit open question.

Sources: S-003, S-064, S-065, S-078, S-079

Section 8 documents the eligibility framework and refuses unsupported benefit attribution by population share.

Sources: S-003, S-074

The current edition relies on SSA-published noncitizen recipient and payment inputs while preserving the point-in-time limitation.

Sources: S-072, S-073, S-075

Section 10 is strongest on program mechanics, not on a missing published eligible-noncitizen outlay total.

Sources: S-067, S-068, S-077

Section 11 treats missing education spending ledgers as a real transparency limit rather than something to impute.

Sources: S-069

Section 12 is a routing and reconciliation lens that guards against double counting once federal money passes through state systems.

Sources: S-062, S-065

Section 13 names programs where the record does not support a defensible citizenship breakout and refuses to fabricate missing values.

Sources: S-076

Section 14 is locked to a blueprint that preserves incompatible bases instead of flattening them into a false grand total.

Sources: S-038, S-055, S-058, S-064, S-073

Section 15 preserves missing-record constraints as governance rules for what the audit may claim.

Sources: S-038, S-072, S-078

Section 16 does not create a new theory of the numbers; it restates bounded findings from the locked sections.

Sources: S-064, S-073, S-074