IANAL - but from a quick skim, it sounds like cities & counties are the only entities prohibited from running UBI programs. And "UBI" seem to be defined tightl

IANAL - but from a quick skim, it sounds like cities & counties are the only entities prohibited from running UBI programs. And "UBI" seem to be defined tightly enough so that a "close enough" program could still be legal. My guess is that this is 100% performative politics. Local governments in America are not awash in the kind of money you'd need to run any sort of sustained, at-scale UBI program.