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California, in Deficit, Considers Unemployment Benefits for ‘Undocumented’ Workers

California’s legislature is considering a bill that would allow undocumented unemployed people to receive unemployment benefits despite the state’s huge budget deficit. As Breitbart News reported earlier this week, California’s finances have jumped from a surplus of $100 billion, in part based on federal funds for coronavirus relief, to a staggering $32 billion in one […]

California considering unemployment benefits for illegal immigrants

(Photo credit: John Moore/Getty Images) Oann Roy Francis11:00 am – Tuesday, May 16, 2023 California plans to consider a bill to provide unemployment benefits to illegal immigrants in anticipation of a dramatic increase in southern border crossings. advertisement Senate Bill 227 Enact a safety net law for all workers and provide benefits, including $300 a […]

The U.S. Economy Added 253,000 Jobs in April, Unemployment Dipped to 3.4%

US economy added 253,000 The Labor Department said on Friday that jobs were down in April, lowering the unemployment rate to 3.4%. Economists expect employers to add 178,000 jobs, down from preliminary estimates of 236,000 in March. The unemployment rate was expected to rise from he 3.5% to 3.6%. The March estimate was revised down […]

Florida is home to 4 of the 5 large metro areas with the lowest unemployment in the US

Professional tennis player and Wexford Real Estate Investors Director Matja Pecotić joined ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss tennis and investing. Four of the five metropolitan areas are lowest unemployment rate According to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), it’s in Florida. Four of the five metropolitan areas with the lowest unemployment […]

Wisconsin Republicans look to tighten unemployment benefit requirements

Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin are trying to create stricter rules about how long people can receive unemployment benefits and what they must do to receive them. More than three-quarters of voters in April’s statewide elections voted in support of a non-binding ballot question asking whether they should look for work to receive government assistance, after […]