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Governor Gavin Newo promised to “Continue to fight“After the US Supreme Court overturned restrictions on immigration raids in Los Angeles, but the state may not have many opportunities.
California General Prosecutor Rob Bont Bont admitted so much during a press conference on Monday, where he said he was disappointed with the decision, but added that he complied with the rule of law.
- Bont: “The justification formulated by justice (Brett) Cavano is dangerous and wrong. But it is justice of the Supreme Court, and I am not.”
Calm Wendy Fry and Sergio Olmos Explain, the highest court in the country won President Donald Trump by raising a restraining order that limits agents to conduct Roving Patrols and Stopping people in part based on their appearanceS
In addition to LA, the solution is likely to have major impacts throughout the country, as immigration agents enhance operations in Chicago., Boston And elsewhere.
- The Mayor of LA Karen Bass., In social media“This is an attack on any person in every city in this country. Today’s decision is not only dangerous-it is non-American and threatens the fabric of personal freedom in the US”
While noting that California is not a party to the case, Bont remains non -coming about the state’s options after the decision, saying that it will monitor the dispute and potentially submit brief information to AMICUS if the participating countries respond to the court’s decision.
Meanwhile a spokesman for assembly Robert Rivas They hinted at possible legislative actions to return against Trump, “with everything we have.”
- RivasDemocrat from Salinas, in a statement: “We have already passed laws to prevent attacks in our schools and hospitals … The only way to stop Trump is to stay together.”
Federal judge Issued the restraining order in JulyCivil rights siding, rights of immigrant and local government agencies claiming that immigration agents violate the protection of the fourth amendment to unwise search and seizures.
However, by decision 6-3, the Supreme Court made the request of the administration for emergencies to annul this order, with the three judges appointed by the democratic presidents disagree.
- Justice cavalierIn his agreed opinion, which explains his reasoning for the elimination of restrictions: “Ethnicity alone cannot cause reasonable suspicion; according to the case -law of this court regarding the suspension of immigration, however, this may be an” appropriate factor “when considered with other remarkable factors.”
- Justice Sonia SotomayorIn his disagreement: “We should not have to live in a country where the government can take over anyone who seems Latin American, speaks Spanish and seems to work with low salary work.”
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CA employees worship the “progressive warrior” John Burton
The California Senate took a moment to honor one of its legends when he returned to business, admitting John Burton, who died on Sunday at the age of 92.
Describing it as one of the best members of the Senate, the president of the Senate Mike McGuire Santa Rosa led the Chamber on Monday at a time of silence to honor the former legislator and leader of the Democratic Party in California.
Famous for his flour way of speaking, Burton was a key figure in Democratic Policy in California for decadesS The news of his passage has attracted many honors and tributes from senior California officials, including those whose careers were shaped by Burton as governor Newsom and Rep. Nancy pelosi.
- Newsom., in a statement: “There was no bigger champion for the poor, the harassment, the disabled and the forgotten Californians of John Burton … His heritage is not only written in the policies he helped to introduce, but also in countless lives he touched and raised, including mine.”
NEWSOM directed the flags to be flew to Half-Staff, and the governor plans to posthumously to introduce Burton into the Hall of Fame in California. In his tribute, Pelosi defined Burton as “Progressive warrior“While a close friend and former mayor of San Francisco Willie Brown told San Francisco Chronicle This influence of Burton was “immeasurable”.
School unions perhaps on a bill on sexual abuse
California legislators are considering a bill that would help protect students from sexual abuse from teachers, but the measure confronted with opposition from some teaching unionswrote MATTE DRANGE For Calletats.
In addition to the requirement of training for teachers and students how to recognize signs of sexual cultivation, Senate Bill 848 District officials would have to report and monitor “outrage” cases of employee violation. It will also create a hiring database that administrators need to use to check future teachers for potential violations.
The database aims to limit the practice of schools to hire teachers who have resigned from another school after being accused of sexual disorders. The California Association of Teachers, the largest union of teachers in the country, is more specifically opposed to the bill, although it has opposed such legislation in recent years. However, the California Federation of Teachers and the California Association of School employees refer to fears about the proper process.
- Tricyan BrownThe California Federation of Teachers’ Legislative Director. “We have to guarantee a policy that captures people who are unfit to work in education, while making sure that innocent and unfairly charged employees have fair access to justice.”
And last: CA judge la over prison
Prosecutor General Bont on Monday said the state filed a lawsuit against LA because of the “inhuman conditions of prisons” and the high percentages of the death of the construction, despite decades of court monitoring. Learn more by Calmatters’ Kayla MihalovichS
California voices
CalMatters columnist Dan Walters: The links between state and local authorities are particularly tense in the last week of legislative session due to bills related to Affordable compensation of housing and workersS
To save lives and prevent heat -related diseasesLegislators must establish a state policy requiring housing units to maintain a safe maximum indoor temperature, Pedro Zakaria writesFarm worker and advocate in the Purepecha community.
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