Many Undocumented Immigrants Left Out Of Pandemic Relief Package

The video discusses the challenges faced by undocumented immigrants during the COVID-19 pandemic, including their vulnerability due to essential job roles, fear of deportation, and lack of federal aid. It highlights state-level efforts in California and New York City to provide some assistance, though advocates argue for more federal support. The video also addresses vaccine hesitancy among immigrants due to government mistrust and misinformation, and notes that many undocumented immigrants pay taxes but are ineligible for federal aid due to the lack of Social Security numbers.

Why are undocumented immigrants particularly vulnerable to COVID-19?

• They have access to federal aid.

• They work in non-essential jobs.

• They face higher risks due to essential work and lack of aid.

• They have a strong trust in the government.

What is a significant challenge faced by undocumented immigrants in receiving federal aid?

• They have Social Security numbers.

• They are prioritized for federal aid.

• They do not have Social Security numbers.

• They receive more aid than needed.

Which states have taken steps to provide aid to undocumented immigrants?

• Texas and Florida

• California and New York City

• Ohio and Michigan

• Nevada and Arizona

What is a major reason for the hesitancy among undocumented immigrants to get vaccinated?

• They have complete trust in the government.

• They have received ample information.

• There is a mistrust of the government and law enforcement.

• They are not eligible for vaccination.

How do undocumented immigrants contribute to the US economy despite not receiving federal aid?

• They pay taxes using individual taxpayer identification numbers.

• They do not pay any taxes.

• They are exempt from all taxes.

• They receive direct payments from the government.