Not including Nebraska “blue” states will get more aid and will receive an average $1,278 per capita, while on average “red” states will get $1,017 and split states would get $1,041.
The law, now signed, states that individuals who are eligible to receive $1,400 stimulus will not include “any non-resident alien individual.” However checks will go to mixed-status households if one or both parents are undocumented and there children happen to be citizens. The White House when unveiling the proposal confirmed support for mixed-status families receiving stimulus money.
Who is paying for this gift from the Government? Besides the red states, this 1.9 Trillion dollars will be on you and your children to payback.
Just before Biden signed the bill in to law, he said he would answer questions, but then he backed out of that and was escorted out by someone who look really familiar:
The law grants $1,400 stimulus checks to adults who earn up to $75,000 per year, with smaller amounts for earners between $75,000 and $80,000. An extra $1,400 check is awarded for each dependent child with no age limit. Past stimulus checks had an age limit for dependents.
Parents also gain a new annual tax credit of $3,000 to $3,600 per child in the bill, up from $2,000 per child currently.
It extends a $300 weekly unemployment insurance supplement through Sept. 6.
The law contains a $350 billion in state and local aid and $75 billion for COVID-19 vaccination, testing and other pandemic medical supplies.
Federal workers get 5 weeks of paid leave, and this includes US Postal Service employees because the post office is an independent agency of the Executive Branch. This 5 weeks is for COVID-19-related reasons, including care of kids who don’t have school or daycare. $25 billion will go to bars and restaurants to help them compensate for lost revenue.
