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California To Set Aside 300 Million For Illegal Immigrants To Buy Homes
California to set aside $300 Million for illegal immigrants to buy homes. Many see this as another example of Democrats prioritizing illegal immigration over the needs of taxpaying citizens, further burdening Californians. With California’s housing costs among the highest in the nation, this program is seen as fiscally irresponsible, potentially leading to bankrupting the state. Gavin Newsom and the Democrats are totally out of control. Why would anyone want to live in California?
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Danny Vesokie, isn’t your company Affiliated Financial Partners, Inc. based in Sacramento, California? Why would you not want to relocate to a state where they welcome businesses and individuals and has lawmakers and a governor with half a brain? There are social, political, and legal prisms that face the concept that a state wants to set up funds to enable illegal immigrants to purchase homes. While there has been such discourse over the years in California, Governor Gavin Newsom and the state’s politicians are proposing laws and procedures to enacted policies to set aside $300 million to assist illegal immigrants in putting a 20 percent down payment on a home purchase. Gavin Newsom and the state’s democrats are totally out of their minds helping people who illegally crossed the border to purchase a home when hard-working Americans are priced out of the housing market in California.
Why is California proposing something like that to illegal immigrants when U.S. citizens who pay taxes cannot afford the down payment on a house? The attempt of California is not to assist homebuyers who are in California legally but only those who are in the state illegally. Does that make sense? Gavin Newsom’s $300 million grant for illegal immigrants’ financial assistance is specifically set aside for those others who do not have a traditional way of financing but rather require something granular, such as the provision of grants, low-paid loans, and such.
Yet such a program would have to work around federal immigration laws, the will of the people, and available state funds. The same does not require federal approval because it is just set aside for funding from California. Many Californians are beyond upset at the incompetent governor and socialist state lawmakers. It is like living in the Twilight Zone. No wonder California is losing millions of taxpayers to other states.