Excluded Workers Pilot Program News Today

Democrat state Sen. Anna Caballero in California introduced a residency program to help illegal immigrant farmworkers apply for ...

An investigation conducted by the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI) has found that sanctuary states in the United States are dishing out millions of dollars worth of taxpayers’ money to illegal immigrants.

While state coffers overflow, some California families must make hard choices about how they survive.

California's undocumented immigrants risked their lives working during the pandemic. Lawmakers want to pay them unemployment benefits.

California’s undocumented immigrants risked themselves working during pandemic. Lawmakers want to pay them unemployment benefits. @CalMatters reports.

California lawmakers have introduced legislation to provide unemployment payments to people who are in the state illegally.

A California lawmakers bill would create a one-year pilot to provide unemployment...

The bill would create the first-ever pilot program to offer $300 per week for up to 20 weeks to workers who are ineligible for unemployment insurance benefits because of their immigration status.

The proposal would allocate $6.9 million to create the Excluded Workers Pilot Program, which would provide unemployment funds to undocumented workers who have been laid off or had a reduction in hours.