Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://www.pakistaninformation.org/ticket/Ob4kBoNSCZ5.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Rep. Brandon Gill Grills Advocate On $597M California Bill For Undocumented Workers [iR5ueIMhzGi] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT 🚨 Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) questioned Chris Newman, Legal Director of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), during a House Oversight Committee hearing on immigration costs to American taxpayers. At issue: California's Assembly Bill 2847 — a $597 million proposal that would provide $300/week for up to 20 weeks in unemployment benefits to workers ineligible for regular unemployment insurance due to their immigration status. Research estimates roughly 140,000 people could benefit from the program. NDLON has actively promoted a petition in support of AB 2847. Rep. Gill, who chairs the House Task Force on Defending Constitutional Rights and Exposing Institutional Abuses, pressed Newman on the bill's cost and scope during the hearing titled "Abuse of U.S. Immigration System Creates Financial Burdens on American Taxpayers." Approximately 1.1 million of California's 17.1 million workers — about 1 in 16 — are undocumented immigrants currently excluded from the federal unemployment insurance system. Should American taxpayers fund unemployment benefits for workers ineligible under federal law? 👇 #AB2847 #Immigration #CaliforniaPolitics #HouseOversight #UndocumentedWorkers #Breaking jKdG85kfSi3 mf8rMSdN7p6 DMmFHz1ZJKb bnHdsW5nCir plXgqBVwA9k QjU3FslNCSM
🚨 Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) questioned Chris Newman, Legal Director of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), during a House Oversight Committee hearing on immigration costs to American taxpayers. At issue: California's Assembly Bill 2847 — a $597 million proposal that would provide $300/week for up to 20 weeks in unemployment benefits to workers ineligible for regular unemployment insurance due to their immigration status. Research estimates roughly 140,000 people could benefit from the program. NDLON has actively promoted a petition in support of AB 2847. Rep. Gill, who chairs the House Task Force on Defending Constitutional Rights and Exposing Institutional Abuses, pressed Newman on the bill's cost and scope during the hearing titled "Abuse of U.S. Immigration System Creates Financial Burdens on American Taxpayers." Approximately 1.1 million of California's 17.1 million workers — about 1 in 16 — are undocumented immigrants currently excluded from the federal unemployment insurance system. Should American taxpayers fund unemployment benefits for workers ineligible under federal law? 👇 #AB2847 #Immigration #CaliforniaPolitics #HouseOversight #UndocumentedWorkers #Breaking jKdG85kfSi3 mf8rMSdN7p6 DMmFHz1ZJKb bnHdsW5nCir plXgqBVwA9k QjU3FslNCSM