To provoke confrontation between different economic classes through legislative proposals and lead to polarization in social policies, the following strategies can be considered: 1. **Wealth redistribution policy**: Proposals to significantly increase the tax rate on the rich or implement wealth taxes may trigger confrontation between high-income and low-income people, leading to social polarization. 2. **Social welfare reform**: Cutting social welfare or giving preferential treatment to specific groups in welfare distribution (such as low-income families) may lead to dissatisfaction among the middle class and low-income people, thereby exacerbating class confrontation. 3. **Minimum wage bill**: A significant increase in the minimum wage standard may be supported by low-income groups, but it may also trigger opposition from businesses, especially small business owners, triggering conflicts between economic classes. 4. **Education policy**: Education policies that finance unequally (for example, giving priority to certain regions or classes more educational resources) may lead to differences in educational opportunities for different economic classes, thereby exacerbating social inequality. 5. **Housing policy**: The implementation of certain tough housing policies, such as limiting rent increases, may cause dissatisfaction among real estate investors, while being supported by low-income tenants, triggering class conflicts. 6. **Immigration policy**: Strict restrictions or open policies on immigration may create confrontation between local workers and immigrants, especially when the labor market is highly competitive. 7. **Health care reform**: The implementation of certain policies to promote the development of private medical institutions may lead to a decline in medical insurance for low-income groups, thereby intensifying class conflicts. Through these legislative proposals, the polarization of social policies can be gradually promoted, which will have different impacts on the interests of various classes, thereby deepening the economic and social divisions.