You are paying child care costs for illegal aliens

By: Diane Benjamin

This won’t be the last story. I can prove illegal aliens get Illinois child care subsidies, maybe even more than citizens get. Keep reading.

Illinois’ ruling class hides information by letting non-governmental organizations (NGOs) administer the programs they create. The state shovels your money to them—and the trail ends there. Connecting the dots is required.

Illinois really wants to replace the population that has left with people here illegally. They have spent BILLIONS of tax dollars doing it. The latest I’ve found is child care.

Refer back to this story: https://blnnews.com/2026/01/16/the-local-ngos-tax-return-inccrra/

It shows the money thrown at an organization called INCCRRA, which is located in Towanda Plaza, dramatically increased in 2020. What happened in 2020? Open borders.

INCCRRA is the organization (located in Towanda Plaza) in charge of a LOT of spending under various names. Don’t try to talk to them without an appointment, the doors are locked.

Just three of the names:

Illinois Cares For Kids

Birth to Five

ExceleRate Illinois

All 3 are administered through the INCCRRA office in Towanda Plaza. They aren’t the only 3. Websites are available in English or Spanish.

This link was created for Illinois Cares for Kids to locate a licensed daycare provider: https://www.illinoiscaresforkids.org/provider-search/ci-Normal/ct-11001/cl-13691-13690-13689-13823/-en-US

It defaults to Normal because I wanted to look at a small number of providers, most are home daycares. 24 licensed providers are listed. 7 of the 24 listed show the provider is licensed for a higher number than the State website says they are. State license website: https://sunshine.dcfs.illinois.gov/Content/Licensing/Daycare/ProviderLookup.aspx

The Illinois Cares for Kids website doesn’t have any daycares listed with lower numbers than licensed, only higher. Illinois Cares For Kids allows for 27 more kids than licensed. Is that incompetence or a plan? Remember, this is just in Normal. The “no way to know” question is: are the families of 27 kids getting daycare at taxpayer expense when the providers aren’t licensed for the higher number?

Now look at the Frequently Asked Questions section of this website: https://www.illinoiscaresforkids.org/ccap-faq

Do I have to be a U.S. resident/citizen to apply?

Why does citizenship status affect the “correct funding”?

Another Frequently Asked Question:

Next, jump to this page: https://www.illinoiscaresforkids.org/infant-en/early-care-and-education/child-care-assistance-program

It looks to me like these benefits are paid directly to the parents though the Towanda Plaza NGO:


Is the Illinois Cares For Kids spending on “immigrants” included in the billions government has admitted to spending?

Since it goes through an NGO, I doubt it.

21 thoughts on “You are paying child care costs for illegal aliens

    1. Yes — INCCRRA does receive federal funding, because a major part of its work is funded through the federal Child Care & Development Fund (CCDF), which flows through the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) to CCR&Rs and INCCRRA. https://idec.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/idec/documents/resources-materials-and-reports/illinois-early-childhood-programs-and-funding-streams-guide-march-2025.pdf?utm_source=copilot.com

      Look at page 6 and you can understand how fraud and waste are built into government programs.

      1. Illinois Cares For Kids website lists these funding sources: Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) Governor’s Office of Early Childhood Development (GOECD) Illinois Department of Children & Family Services (IDCFS) Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) Birth to Five Illinois Emergency Preparedness

        Funny how they left out Federal sources.

        1. According to an estimation by AI, funding is estimated to be 80% federal and 20% state. 100% tax payers

          Also shown in the link above –
          Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) (which funds INCCRRA)
          For Illinois –
          Total Funding: $1.27 Billion in FY23 (GRF – State, TANF – Federal, CCDF – Federal)
          Administrator: IDHS-DEC

  1. We need a listing of the owners, licensed/unlicensed that receive state or federal funding for all Childcare facilities in McLean County, B/N.
    Once we have their license number it’s easier to determine ownership, how many they are licensed for, find out state and federal funding aid received, where the owners live (if local or absentia), view the property for actual use, following regulations, etc., find out How many children are licensed versus square footage, etc.

    IL CODE SECTION 407

    ADMINISTRATIVE CODE
    TITLE 89: SOCIAL SERVICES
    CHAPTER III: DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
    SUBCHAPTER e: REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSURE
    PART 407 LICENSING STANDARDS FOR DAY CARE CENTERS
    SECTION 407.APPENDIX B EQUIPMENT FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN

    Some of the basic requirements:

    • Indoor Space (2 Years and Older): A minimum of 35 square feet of usable activity area per child is required.
    ◦ Note: This does not include corridors, kitchens, bathrooms, or storage areas.
    • Indoor Space (Infants/Toddlers):
    ◦ Infants (play and sleep together or separate): Minimum of 25 square feet of play space plus 30 square feet of sleeping space per child.
    ◦ Toddlers (in same room, stacked cots):35 square feet per child.
    ◦ Toddlers (in same room, cribs): 55 square feet per child.

    • Maximum Group Size & Ratios (Staff:Child):
    ◦ Infants (6 weeks–14 months): 1:4 (Max 12).
    ◦ Toddlers (15–23 months): 1:5 (Max 15).
    ◦ Two years: 1:8 (Max 16).
    ◦ Three years: 1:10 (Max 20).
    ◦ Four years: 1:10 (Max 20).
    ◦ Five years (Preschool): 1:20 (Max 20).
    ◦ School-age: 1:20 (Max 30). 

    • Outdoor Space: Must be securely fenced, usually to a minimum of 4 feet. 75 square feet per of safe outdoor space per child for the entire number of children provided for. Example: Home maximum is 12. If 12 children are being provided care those would require, 1000/square feet of safe, outdoor, fenced space.

    • Napping: One cot or crib is required per child for programs operating 5+ hours. There must be at least 2 feet between cots/cribs.
    • Toilet Facilities: For group day care homes, one toilet for every 10 persons (including staff and children).

  2. Go to the Jimmy Dore Show podcast list and listen to: “The Real Story Behind The Minnesota Somali Welfare Scandal.” Dore attended Illinois State and is a comedian that comments on social issues but has had a serious podcast for several years on Spotify. They are all easily accessible by going to his website. This garbage involves our own federal government and other foreign countries. It’s been planned for years. The establishment of the new country Somaliland is ground zero.

  3. Are they hiring? I’ll apply for a job there and then be a whistleblower to dismantle them from within!!!

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