(CNN)Undocumentedimmigrants aren't getting stimulus checks from the federal government, but inCalifornia they'll be eligible for cash payments from a $125 million coronavirus disasterrelief fund. "We feel a deep sense of gratitude forpeople that are in fear of deportation but are still addressing the essentialneeds of tens of millions of Californians," Gov. Gavin Newsom saidas he announced the new fund on Wednesday. "And that's why I'm proud asgovernor to be the very first state to announce a program for direct disasterassistance to those individuals." The one-time benefit will provide $500 ofsupport per adult, with a cap of $1,000 per household, Newsom's office said.The fund combines $75 million in state donations with $50 million from privatephilanthropists. It's the first state funding effort aimed athelping undocumented immigrants as the coronavirus pandemic paralyzes much of the country andspurs soaring unemployment.And immigrant rights groups hope it won't be the last. But the measure is sure to draw criticism fromgroups that oppose illegal immigration, who've argued it's unfair to give anyfinancial support to immigrants who've broken the law. Some 150,000undocumented immigrants will benefit In announcing the move, Newsom stressed thatundocumented workers are essential and overrepresented in many sectors keepingthe state afloat, including health care, agriculture and food, manufacturingand logistics and construction. Newsom said that 10% of California's workforceis undocumented. And though they paid over $2.5 billion in local and statetaxes last year, they benefit from neither unemployment insurance nor the $2.2trillion stimulus signed by President Trump. Private donors to the $50 million philanthropyeffort include the Emerson Collective, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, JamesIrvine Foundation, California Endowment and Blue Shield Foundation, Newsomsaid. Officials estimate 150,000 undocumentedimmigrants in the state will benefit. "I'm not here to suggest that $125million is enough. But I am here to suggest it's a good start, and I'm veryproud it's starting here in the state of California," Newsom said. The state's funds will be dispersed throughregional nonprofits who have experience serving undocumented communities andpersonal information from undocumented workers will not be required, accordingto CNN affiliate KTLA. Itis not clear when those funds would be dispersed. Advocates: Paymentsare 'a necessary first step' Immigrant advocacy groups lauded the state'seffort. "This virus doesn't discriminate -- itdoesn't care about race, class, or wealth. Our response to this crisisshouldn't either. California is leading at a time when Congress should be doingmore for immigrants in #COVID19 relief efforts,"the National Immigration Law Center said onFacebook. "Today's announcement is a necessaryfirst step to close the widening gap between immigrants and vital assistancethat could mean the difference between life and death for millions ofCalifornians," the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) said ina statement Wednesday.
And though they paid over $2.5 billion in local and statetaxes last year, they benefit from neither unemploymentinsurance nor the $2.2trillion stimulus signed by President Trump.
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(CNN)Undocumentedimmigrants aren't getting stimulus checks from the federal government, but inCalifornia they'll be eligible for cash payments from a $125 million coronavirus disasterrelief fund. "We feel a deep sense of gratitude forpeople that are in fear of deportation but are still addressing the essentialneeds of tens of millions of Californians," Gov. Gavin Newsom saidas he announced the new fund on Wednesday. "And that's why I'm proud asgovernor to be the very first state to announce a program for direct disasterassistance to those individuals." The one-time benefit will provide $500 ofsupport per adult, with a cap of $1,000 per household, Newsom's office said.The fund combines $75 million in state donations with $50 million from privatephilanthropists. It's the first state funding effort aimed athelping undocumented immigrants as the coronavirus pandemic paralyzes much of the country andspurs soaring unemployment.And immigrant rights groups hope it won't be the last. But the measure is sure to draw criticism fromgroups that oppose illegal immigration, who've argued it's unfair to give anyfinancial support to immigrants who've broken the law. Some 150,000undocumented immigrants will benefit In announcing the move, Newsom stressed thatundocumented workers are essential and overrepresented in many sectors keepingthe state afloat, including health care, agriculture and food, manufacturingand logistics and construction. Newsom said that 10% of California's workforceis undocumented. And though they paid over $2.5 billion in local and statetaxes last year, they benefit from neither unemployment insurance nor the $2.2trillion stimulus signed by President Trump. Private donors to the $50 million philanthropyeffort include the Emerson Collective, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, JamesIrvine Foundation, California Endowment and Blue Shield Foundation, Newsomsaid. Officials estimate 150,000 undocumentedimmigrants in the state will benefit. "I'm not here to suggest that $125million is enough. But I am here to suggest it's a good start, and I'm veryproud it's starting here in the state of California," Newsom said. The state's funds will be dispersed throughregional nonprofits who have experience serving undocumented communities andpersonal information from undocumented workers will not be required, accordingto CNN affiliate KTLA. Itis not clear when those funds would be dispersed. Advocates: Paymentsare 'a necessary first step' Immigrant advocacy groups lauded the state'seffort. "This virus doesn't discriminate -- itdoesn't care about race, class, or wealth. Our response to this crisisshouldn't either. California is leading at a time when Congress should be doingmore for immigrants in #COVID19 relief efforts,"the National Immigration Law Center said onFacebook. "Today's announcement is a necessaryfirst step to close the widening gap between immigrants and vital assistancethat could mean the difference between life and death for millions ofCalifornians," the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) said ina statement Wednesday.
非移交税？
你真的不知道他們交稅嗎?
And though they paid over $2.5 billion in local and statetaxes last year, they benefit from neither unemploymentinsurance nor the $2.2trillion stimulus signed by President Trump.
你又是咋知道的呢？他们如何报税？每年是做贡献还是往回拿？
报的很少，就算是报税，大部分都是低收入能交多少？
Homeless是美国公民，应该take care...
不觉得刷，欣赏不来。
美国当代哪次经济危机也没有出现打砸抢之类的动乱，美国人对于危机更有种听天由命的感觉。
长得还凑合，听他说话真够受罪，干得事儿大多数时候真不咋地。
给甜头有很多办法，$500现金能顶多久？为什么不直接去food bank领必须品呢？我们州包括我一些朋友所在州，学区的免费午餐都不check ID，学生都不用来，家长说几个就几个，很多local都慈善组织也有充裕的fund，怎么都不应该动用纳税人的钱去给非移这$500.
这么激动？ 莫非你就是非绿卡非公民不住在美国却拿了联邦补助的？
红眼病的是你。 非法移民也是人，人家在美国做的最底层的工作，手停口停， 拿点补助这么了？ 你眼红什么？
Sales taxes肯定会付的，这种税任何在美国旅游消费的人都不得不交。至于income, payroll taxes, 可能是有些雇主给非法移民fakeSSN, 然后从paycheck withdrawals, 但很多现金交易的，应该不太会付。。
tax shelter了解下。 除了苦逼只拿W2的美国人， income tax做手脚的不要太多。
非移可以投票吗？
可以啊，有些州投票不查ID啊。查ID就是歧视啊！
就是啊，饭都给了，又不是吃不上饭，还用纳税人的钱显示什么大爱啊？那么多celebrity和high tech公司，就不能多多担起自己的社会责任，多捐钱给慈善机构，让这些非移也有饭吃啊，用撸上来的羊毛去显示大爱算什么？
你們這些啊。。。就說了。 好吧，我來找一下資料給你。
美國是可以使用 ITIN 工作繳稅的
詳情可查這 : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Individual_Taxpayer_Identification_Number
2015年，IRS 收了四百四十萬個 沒有social security 的 tax return. 繳了兩百三十多億的 Income Tax.
這不包括用假的social security號碼上工的人歐。
詳情可查這 : https://taxpayeradvocate.irs.gov/Media/Default/Documents/2015ARC/ARC15_Volume1_MSP_18_ITIN.pdf
除此之外，非移的薪水是需要扣 Payroll Tax 的。 他們每年付Social Security 和medicare 超過 90億美金。
詳情可查這: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-utl/20-Immigration%20and%20Taxation.pdf
再來，雇主得負一半的payroll tax, 這些錢也是進了我們這些人的退休帳戶裡。非移每年social security 產值有多少呢?
130億。詳情可查這: https://www.ssa.gov/oact/NOTES/pdf_notes/note151.pdf
仔細看歐，我說"我們這些人"，這不包括他們歐。 他們領不到social security，也沒有medicare。 他們所有繳的錢，都是進了我們的口袋。
是我們在吃他們的錢，一年吃好幾百億。
然後呢? 發500塊給他們，有很多吗?
開始有人踩了。自尊心受損了?我們在吃他們的聽了不舒服? 真相總是讓人驚喜的。
感觉非移就跟当年的黑奴一样～～
展开说说怎么个救命法？食物可以在food bank领，众多utility公司说了，欠一两个月账单不会被cut off service，房租在加州从来都是favorite租客，尤其是现在，不交房租也不会被赶出去，那么，还有什么地方需要救命？
只谈非移交税，决口不谈各级政府在非移身上花费的，都是耍流氓
美国开国以后，杰弗逊当总统的时候，就禁止奴隶贸易了。
到了内战时期，黑奴基本上都是美国出生的。
没有人叫他们当非移，合法移民也是要走很多辛苦的道路的。
就是，占用了多少医疗资源，教育资源，非移民的孩子还能免费读书，读大学，大量偷税漏税，高犯罪率、贩卖毒品给社会带来多少成本。
在美国的非法劳模基本上3类: 勤劳的；钻空子摊福利的；黑社会的5毒
呵呵😄现在南加州的一些海滩晚上去都不太安全了。。。贩毒的越来越多。。
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劳模一家平均4点几个孩子，医疗免费还拿福利，上公立学校。每个公立学校平均每人每年是近一万的政府支出。
他们交的那点税，够支付零头吗?
还有其它很多的危害，比如因为搞英语、西语双语教学，要额外聘用西语翻译，还拉慢整体的课程进度。
黑帮、犯罪更是社会毒瘤。
就是不犯罪的，人开车根本不要驾照。被他们撞了，只能是自认倒霉的份。
非法移民干的基本是美国人不愿意干的工种，比如大多数农场劳力都是非移。 这些人算是essential worker, 没有他们，美国人还真吃不上饭。
嗯，没有中国，美国人内裤都穿不上。
本来就是抢工作，拉低了美国工人的工资水平。。比如隔壁楼的知法犯法的楼主，可以请美国人到她家做cleaning lady, 还不就是便宜，所以请非法移民。。。估计也是给现金，没交税，然后这个非法移民及其家人享受美国纳税人的福利……
这里果然Sb多。 制衣业随便找个东南亚，墨西哥衣厂都能做。 农场劳工你试试？
我在德州的时候，第一代平均都是5-6个孩子至少。
也不知道到底是谁sb?
有非法移民压低工资，本地人当然没法和他们竞争了。
代价是全体纳税人，给雇佣非法移民的人买单。
如果非移愿意，可以用ITIN报税
中国也就最近二三十年才加入大部队，欧美人几百年来都没内裤穿，好可怜
你啊！一点经济都不懂， 别露怯了。 美国40%的农场主都是靠领政府农业补助过活。 提高农场劳力工资，农场主破产，你们这帮人来种地吧！