chicago dozens illinois social service providers starve cash state long-running budget stalemate sue illinois governor bruce rauner six statewide agencies wednesday seek 100 million unpaid work since july plaintiffs provide service sex-abuse victims homeless senior citizens at-risk youth suffer acute financial hardship result unresolved budget fight accord lawsuit file cook county circuit court late attempt judicial relief group hurt state record-setting 11-month budget impasse republican governor democrats control legislature coalition 64 organizations call pay illinois contend rauner june 2015 veto appropriation bill amount unlawful impairment constitutional right seek legal remedy non-payment state various contract deal uncertainty 11th month 300 days without pay say andrea durbin chairwoman illinois pay seek pay full work do rauner office express empathy urge state lawmakers approve spend plan understand frustration drive many worthwhile organizations seek solutions anywhere include court solution general assembly pass balance reform-oriented budget soon possible rauner spokeswoman catherine kelly say another budget-related development plan change illinois tax residents businesses stall house representatives successful lobby push rauner propose constitutional amendment would stricken state flat income-tax rat allow state lawmakers impose new multi-tiered tax rat tie individual company level income supporters say would raise additional 1.9 billion annually state face wednesday deadline pass house one measure sponsor state representative christian mitchell say lobby governor office convince five republicans whose back need passage withdraw tentative support disappoint could help us budget crisis mitchell chicago democrat tell reuters rauner administration say measure would cost state 20,000 job four years lead migration 43,000 high wage earners illinois social service group sue illinois 100 million unpaid work