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Two Major Cities Launch Universal Basic Income Pilot Programs to Solidify Welfare State’s Hold Over the Poor To this end, universal basic income pilot programs have been launched in Chicago and Los Angeles. According to Fox32 in Chicago: Los Angeles will pay $1000 to 3,200 families every month, while Chicago will send $500 to 5000 families. The programs will cost $40 million and $31.5 million, respectively, according to FOX Business reporter Grady Trimble. Applicants for the Chicago program will be chosen at random but must earn less than $35,000 a year to qualify.