Illinois SB2227 prohibits local governments from establishing universal basic income programs.
Illinois SB2227, known as the Universal Basic Income Prohibition Act, bans local governments from enacting laws, rules, resolutions, or ordinances that establish universal basic income programs. It defines "universal basic income" as a government program providing a base income to Illinois residents through direct, recurring cash payments without qualification or restriction. The Act also limits home rule powers, stating that regulating universal basic income is an exclusive state function.
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