Session #104 · 1995–97

Speech #1040245312

Today I. and I believe my colleague from California. will vote against this bill in hopes that when the bill comes out of conference it is a bill that does not so severely disadvantage one State in this Union. and that State is California. Mr. President. as I look at the savings of this bill. a net of about $55 billion. $17 billion of those savings come from the largest State in the Union and the State I believe most impacted by poor people. We know $9 billion comes from the cutoff of legal immigrants. including refugees and asylees who have no sponsorthe aged. the halt and the blind3.5 billion of AFDC. and $4.2 billion of food stamps. totaling about a $17 billion impact on the State of California. Now. I ask the State legislature. the State of California. look at the budget.
Keywords matched
refugees immigrants

Classification

Target group
Also mentioned
refugees
Sentiment
Negative
Stereotyping
No
Confidence
90%
Model
gemini-2.0-flash
Framing
Economic threat Humanitarian

Speaker & context

Speaker
DIANNE FEINSTEIN
Party
D
Chamber
S
State
CA
Gender
F
Date
1996-07-23
Speech ID
1040245312
Paragraph
#0
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