evidence: Assembly Bill 1840, authored by Assemblyman Joaquin Arambula (D-Fresno), would expand eligibility of the California Dream for All program, to be renamed under the bill to the Home Purchase Assistance Program, and remove any disqualifications based on an applicants immigration status. If approved, illegal immigrants can enter the lottery system under the program that gives 20% in down payment assistance up to $150,000. This year, out of 18,000 people who applied to the California Dream for All program, only 1,700 were chosen. The bill would greatly expand the number of applicants, due to the California Dream program targeting low to middle income first time buyers. [...] Opponents of the bill, including GOP and moderate Democrat lawmakers, quickly urged Newsom to veto the bill. The number grew quickly throughout the week, with Senate Republicans even sending the Governor a letter urging him not to sign the bill. Some Democrats on the more national scope have also urged him not to sign, as Vice President Kamala Harris supports a Biden proposal that would give $25,000 for down payments for first-time, first-generation home owners, with illegal immigrants being specifically excluded because of federal law. Newsom signing AB 1840 would suddenly put him at odds over both her and Donald Trump, with the latter’s campaign calling the bill "fundamentally unfair but typical Democrat policy."