Illegal immigration is extremely costly for U.S. taxpayers each year. Now, we know exactly how much.

What are the numbers?

According to data from the Federation for American Immigration Reform, the fiscal burden of illegal immigration this year will top nearly $135 billion. Of that, $89 billion is the burden on states and $46 billion is burden on the federal government.

The net, however, is a little less. According to FAIR, illegal immigrants will contribute about $19 billion in tax revenue this year — $15 billion to the feds, $3.5 billion to the states — bringing the total burden down to about $116 billion. The costs FAIR calculated included expenditures from welfare, education, health care, law enforcement and other basic societal needs.

HowMuch.net found that states closest to the border, states on the East Coast and the most populous states paid the most, while states away from the border and states that have less people will pay less.

Where does my state stack up?

Below are the 10 states that will spend the most this year:

California: $23,038,125,353 Texas: $10,994,614,550 New York: $7,489,141,357 Florida: $6,290,429,108 New Jersey:$4,466,838,574 Illinois: $3,220,767,517 Georgia: $2,487,719,503 North Carolina: $2,437,965,113 Maryland: $2,378,996,947 Arizona: $2,314,131,964

Meanwhile, Wyoming, West Virginia, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana and Maine are the states being affected by illegal immigration the least. They each spent less than $43 million this year on it.