Stimulus Check has been the most controversial issue for the people of America in the last couple of years. Joe Biden announced a series of monetary assistance based on the eligibility of the residents. Most of the people benefitted largely from the initiative. The money received from the check was mostly used up to meet the essential needs of the households. However, after the initial three checks, no further announcements have been made. It is quite evident that there will be no federal assistance.
Hence, people would have to rely on the states for money. California was the first state to start the checks. They have rolled out a significant amount of money by now. The state will roll out up to $1100 for citizens this month. After the third Stimulus Check rollout, the government did not seem interested in further payment.
This led to a sense of concern among the citizens. America is currently experiencing the threat of Delta strain. Covid cases have been on the rise for the past few weeks. This situation could probably call for another shutdown. The Americans are demanding their government to aid them in tough times.
Stimulus Check From States Saves The Day
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the Golden State Stimulus II. All Californians earning between $30000 to $75000 will receive checks. The adults will get $600 whereas children are entitled to $500 each. Tax-paying immigrants will also receive the $500 check according to the announcement. Checks of unemployment will be issued by Colorado. A person earning below $52000 who has at least one unemployment check to his name will be eligible.
The developing circumstances have made the citizens of America very much concerned. Many people could lose their job and others might suffer a significant cut in their salaries. Thus, the people of America look up to the government. Petitions have been signed in favor of another stimulus check. The States have decided to offer some sort of funding to the residents. New Mexico, Missouri, Maryland & Michigan have also announced checks for their residents.
