SW POLICY – Undocumented Immigrant Access to Social Insurance Programs in the U.S.

my topic is: “Today, undocumented immigrants pay billions in Social Security,
Medicare/Medicaid, and Unemployment Insurance taxes, but have limited or no access to the social welfare benefits these taxes help fund”.  the prompt for my paper is:

• Describe the current policy and practice in several other rich nations in your
  topical
• Is there significant variation across countries and compared to US policy? (as with the state variation, the goal is to learn from international existing policies. Choose 3-4 countries that may have similar capacity to the US. Are there other countries that are doing better job than US?)

  the countries i have chosen to work on is canada, australia, spain and germany. 
  sources are a very crucial part of my paper. i found some you can use but if you
  find better ones, that is fine. i will attach mine below:
  1.  Caulford, P., & Vail, J. (2019). Providing healthcare to medically uninsured immigrants and refugees in Canada. CMAJ, 191(1), E23-E26.

  2.  Spiegel, P. B. (2018). The humanitarian emergency healthcare access for undocumented migrants in Germany. Health Policy, 122(2), 147-155.
  
  3.  Fleay, C., Lumbus, A., & Hartley, L. (2016). People Seeking Asylum in Australia and their Access to Health and Employment Services. Refugee Council of Australia.

• 4. Legido-Quigley, H., Urdaneta, E., & Alvarez-Dardet, C. (2019). Healthcare access for undocumented migrants in Spain: A light at the end of the tunnel? BMJ Global Health, 4(2).
  
  after answering the first prompt, i need to answer a second prompt in a
   paragraph. the prompt is: “How have white supremacy and anti-black racism
  shaped the policy under consideration? Are there systematic issues that affect
  non-white populations differently?
  How will the policy alternatives address the
  PROP issues in housing policy?”

  pls make sure both prompts are answered clearly, no more than 2 pages, a good
  intro and conclusion, The impact of oppression, race, power and privilege on the
   policy; elements of policy and the impact of policy and its consequences are
  explored, 3-4 country variations on policy implementation is explored and lessons learned (for the current policy issue) are summarized. The 3-4 alternatives
  explored in this section have some variation to learn from, and sources are cited