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California Gov. Gavin Newsom is weighing whether to give undocumented immigrants unemployment benefits.
The measure would require the state’s Employment Development Department to plan for a permanent program that would provide cash assistance to those workers.
Newsom has repeatedly warned lawmakers not to “virtue signal” in an election year .
Republicans at home have framed this and other proposals from the Legislature as out-of-touch with even most Californians .
There are an estimated 1.1 million undocumented workers in California who generate $3.7 billion per year in state and tax revenues.
Newsom vetoed a similar bill two years ago that would have created a pilot program.
The state's unemployment insurance fund is also at risk of insolvency, with the legislative analyst’s office projecting its deficit will only increase next year .
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