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If Trump deports farm workers, who will be left to pick California’s crops? | Opinion
If Trump’s goal was to rid America of all its undocumented residents — the council’s estimate is 11 million people as of 2022 — the cost would total $315 billion. It would take a decade to realistically carry out such a huge deportation as imagined by Homan.
NBC Los Angeles on MSN4d
Do you live in a non-sanctuary city? Don't worry, says California attorney generalWhile California’s sanctuary state law already enforces protective measures for immigrants, there are some exceptions.
The Nation on MSN1d
California Is Ready to Go Toe to Toe With Trump 2.0We’ve thought about all the possibilities, and have prepared for every one of them,” said AG Rob Bonta, “and are ready to ...
While illegal immigration is a huge problem for the Golden State, it was legal immigrants who redeemed one voting center ...
The California Legislative Analysts' Office predicted a largely balanced budget outlook in the upcoming fiscal year, but ...
The Desert Sun on MSN10d
California immigrant advocates respond to Donald Trump’s mass deportation pledgeCalifornia immigrant advocates and state officials are bracing ... Lee Gelernt, an attorney with the American Civil ...
California likely will not see a big deficit next year, but also won’t have room for much new spending, the state Legislature ...
Former California Gov. Jerry Brown signed sanctuary state legislation in 2017 to bar police from asking people about their ...
The fear rippling through undocumented communities has only intensified since Trump’s victory. The former president ...
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