Just pick a country and start digging. It's not difficult. You can easily find web pages from different government departments, detailing exactly which rights illegal immigrants have, for example when it comes to health care or accommodation. The government web pages usually have links and references to the exact laws which mandate this.

Illegal immigrants, as in people who have been denied asylum and ordered by the immigration authorities to leave the country. Yes, even those have right to many different benefits even though they refuse to leave the country.

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mrtksn 9 hours ago | parent [-]

Okay, I pick Sweden. Go on

	▲	carlosjobim 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Just because Sweden is so easy, I'll give you a little. Then try doing something yourself instead of being lazy. Here's the public healthcare which local regions by law have to provide to asylum seekers and to illegal aliens: https://www.socialstyrelsen.se/kunskapsstod-och-regler/omrad... As you can see, it is quite extensive. Including abortion and health care for child birth. And of course transports to hospitals and health clinics, and an interpreter. Here are some more regulations, detailing in which cases illegal aliens have the right to direct economic benefits from the public: https://skr.se/skr/integrationsocialomsorg/asylochflyktingmo... Notably, there is an "emergency situation" clause, which makes sure that even a person who has been expelled from the country and refuses to leave has a right to economic benefits.