Ginny Silver with a California update for you on Monday, November
1, 20 States have filed suit against the Biden administration
and the federal government regarding vaccination mandates
for COVID-19.
President.
Biden issued an executive order on September 19.
It's 2021, requiring all federal workers and contractors
to be vaccinated against Covine.
19 now 20 States have filed suits to block the mandate, calling
it unconstitutional.
Ten of those States filed a joint lawsuit in Missouri, while
Texas and Florida filed separately in their own States.
Another group filed in Georgia, including Alabama, Idaho,
Kansas, South Carolina, Utah, and West Virginia.
Of the 20 States who filed suit, 19 of those States have
Republican governors and attorney generals, with the exception
being Kansas who has a Democratic governor, and Iowa who
has a Democratic attorney general.
The suits issued Friday, argue that the President doesn't
have the authority to issue the rule and that it violates
procurement law.
The suits also argue that the rule violates the 10th Amendment
reserving power to the States illegally uses federal spending
to coerce the States, and that 60 days of public comment
wasn't properly allowed.
The Georgia led suit does argue that if such a rule was passed
through Congress, then it could become a law.
Amid some States filing suit against the federal government
in opposition to vaccination mandates.
Those who are choosing to vaccinate themselves and their
children can soon anticipate CDC approval for the age group
five to eleven for receiving COVID-19 vaccinations.
Following the FDA panel approval for the age group five to
eleven for vaccinations next to come is the CDC approval,
which will then mean that individuals who wish to get their
children vaccinated can do so.
Many health care providers have opened appointments scheduling
for those in age group five to eleven for covid 19 Fax Nations
appointments must be scheduled for after November 5, when
the state expects the CDC approval for that age group.
The state of California expects to have 1.2 million doses
available to administer in the first week of approval.
Parents can contact their child's, pediatrician or health
care provider to inquire about appointments and are also
able to schedule an appointment by visiting my turn or by
calling 833-422-4255.
Next Today November 1 is the first day of open enrollment
for health care through covered California.
Starting today on November 1 through January 31, is open
enrollment in which you can enroll in the state's health
care marketplace on covered California.
For those who wish they plan to be effective on January 1,
however, you must enroll by December 15 in order to have
that effective start date be the first of the new year due
to the American Rescue Plan.
Subsidized premiums and out of pocket costs are much more
affordable than they were previously.
Many have undergone changes in employment over the last year
due to the pandemic, so if you are now in need of coverage
outside of an employer provided insurance plan, you may sign
up online over the phone or visit one of the covered California
store fronts for additional assistance in navigating your
coverage. Next to $3.5 trillion, spending bill has been cut
to one point 75 trillion and along with it, items which were
cut include paid family leave, free community College as
well as dental and vision care for Medicare recipients.
Why were these programs cut well, in order to get this funding
bill passed, Democrats are using a process called budget
reconciliation. In order to get this bill passed.
Using budget reconciliation, all Democratic voters must be
on board with the proposed spending bill, which means that
some of the more conservative Democrats such as Joe Manchin,
who are not in favor of some of the policies included in
the larger version of the spending bill, must be on board
in order to get it passed at all.
This has resulted in the spending bill needing to be cut
down to a point where they know that all Democratic representatives
will be on board with voting in favor of the bill since they
do not have the Republican support in order to pass it using
a traditional process.
Some of the programs that were cut include paid family leave
access to free community College as well as dental and vision
care for Medicare recipients.
Lastly, for those of you who are anticipating to receive
your Golden State stimulus, two direct deposit By October
31, the California Franchise Tax Board did state October
31 as the deadline to finish those payouts of direct deposits
for those individuals who qualified for the Golden State
stimulus. However, recently, in an interview, a representative
from the California Franchise Tax Board stated that they
do continue to process additional direct deposits for both
those individuals who filed their taxes later than the actual
deadline. But by that October 15 deadline, as well as for
individuals who have more complicated tax issues that need
to be validated before they issue those payments, you have
not yet received your Golden State stimulus.
Make sure that you qualify.
No one will be receiving a second $600 payout if you received
a Golden State stimulus, one in the first round.
If you are anticipating to receive your 1st $600 payout or
if you claim dependents in tax of 2020 and you're anticipating
that additional $500 flat for claiming any dependents, then
unfortunately, you may need to continue to wait as the California
Franchise Taxword continues to pay out those direct deposits.
With more complicated scenarios for the few that are still
awaiting a paper check, the California Franchise Tax Word
has the following timetable shows their mailing dates for
sending out those paper checks.
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January programs Cut include programs Cut include paid family
leave, free community College as well as medical programs.
Can include paid family leave.