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Exhibit 1. Labor Force Participation Rates, Poverty Rates, and Uninsurance Rates, California Residents Ages 18 to 64, by Citizenship and Immigration Status (unadjusted), 2009 Source: California Health Interview Survey, Percent

Exhibit 2. Health Conditions and Health Behaviors, California Residents Ages 18 to 64, by Citizenship and Immigration Status, Adjusted for Age and Gender, 2009 Note: Overweight/Obesity defined as having a body mass index of 25 or higher. Source: California Health Interview Survey, Percent

Exhibit 3. Health Care Access and Utilization, California Residents Ages 18 to 64, by Citizenship and Immigration Status, Adjusted for Age and Gender, 2009 Source: California Health Interview Survey, Percent

Exhibit 4. Percent of Undocumented Immigrants Under Age 65 Without Health Insurance, Selected States and U.S., 2012 and 2016 Projections Source: Gruber MicroSimulation Model (GMSIM), Percent uninsured