[a this is just under an his statee address before joint section gringo. He highlights education funding, homelessness, Health Insurance and Maternal Health care and addresses the influx of asylumseekers Texas Governor greg abbott requesting migrants to major cities all over the country without warning. This is just under an hour. [applause] [applause] pplause] [inaudible] [i■naible] [inaudible] members and guests, honorable governor of this great state the honorable jb■] pritsk. [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you very much, thank you all very much. Harmon, lieutenant k governor straton, members to have 103rd general assembly, chief justice tice mes of the supreme court, honored guests, the first lady of illinois, my soulmate mk. [applause] and all the people of the great state of illinois, i am so to be here today to deliver my sixth state of the state and budget address. I love my■r job, i love living n illinois and spending every day working to improve the lives of our
Pritzker. He also addresses increase of Asylum Seekers and migrants into the state and criticized Texas Governor greg abbott for busing migrants to major cities all over the country without warning. This is just under an hour. [applause]■i members and guests, the honorable governor of this great state the honorableb pritsker. [applause]■a [applause] thank you very much. Thank you all very much speaker welch, president harmon, Lieutenant Governor members to have 103rd General Assembly, chief justice tice and, of course, all the members of the supreme guests, the first lady of illinois, my soulmate mk. [appla] and all the people of the great state of illinois, i am so grateful to be here today to deliver my sixth state of the state and budget address. I love my job, i love living in illinois and spendingveworking f our residents in a world seemingly filled with chaos its a privilege to bringing stability and progress. We live in the state thats filled with people decency and here in
Illinois fiscal year budget appropriated $2.5 billion for higher education, the largest increase in over 20 years. State Sen. Halpin shared his thoughts with the Quad-City Times/Dispatch-Argus.