Costa Mesa businesses hurt when city enforces law

Costa Mesa in Orange County CA will be checking the immigration status of those arrested for violent felonies.

Now, at first glance you might think most residents of that city would support that idea, rather than, for instance, telling lies about the proposal or complaining that it hurts their businesses (more here).

Previously:
Los Angeles Times supports illegal immigration, again and again
Costa Mesa passes local immigration enforcement law; "liberals" protest

California · Fri, 03/24/2006 - 11:36 · · Importance: 1

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