On this tax filing day, advocates for social programs say lower-income people in Illinois are paying more than their fair share in taxes, and they're proposing a change that would generate an additional $1.5 billion for state government. WBBM's Brandon Ison reports.

<p>On this tax filing day, advocates for social programs say lower-income people in Illinois are paying more than their fair share in taxes, and they're proposing a change that would generate an additional $1.5 billion for state government. WBBM's Brandon Ison reports.</p>

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