California governor Jerry Brown has signed the second, even worse part of what's called the state DREAM Act (AB 131).
The new law will let illegal aliens deprive some American citizens of college, as even the Los Angeles Times admitted [1]. The bill Brown signed is a slap in the face to not just U.S. citizens, but legal immigrants as well: Jerry Brown supports taking very valuable resources (...
... streets of California.
UPDATE: Jerry Brown says he's trying to comply with the order without releasing anyone (link):
California now has two weeks to produce a plan that would reduce its prison population by more than 33,000 inmates within two years. [Matthew Cate, secretary for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation] said the state could ask a federal three-judge panel for...
... 2010 debate on Univision between Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman. It was originally at the Fresno Bee but they've since deleted it. I took the copy below from this page and removed his commentary. As far as I know this is an accurate copy of the transcript, but I can't verify that since no other sites seem to have it.
Here are some comments on the debate.
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MW = Meg Whitman
JB =...
... thing I didn't watch Saturday's Jerry Brown / Meg Whitman debate in the California governor's race: I might have ended up defenestrating the TV. The debate provides a very disturbing preview of the Quebec-style future of California and ultimately the U.S.
A transcript is here, and I encourage everyone to read it and point out additional things wrong with it in comments.
The debate was put on by...
... race, my Democratic opponent, Jerry Brown, has said very little about most issues, including immigration. However, from what he has said, former Governor Brown appears to share many of my positions on immigration. He, too, is against Proposition 187 and opposes Arizona's new immigration law. Former Governor Brown joins with me to oppose (drivers licenses) for illegal immigrants. He has...
... positive results."
And, of course, Jerry Brown opposes the law, saying in a statement that: "The Arizona law is legally problematic... This is an issue of federal responsibility, and the federal government needs to step up, secure the border and enact sensible immigration reform."
... 90s, former California governor Jerry Brown had a radio program Berkeley's far-left KPFA. Jack Chang of the Sacramento Bee has obtained copies of some of the programs (link, see [1]) and is ready to reveal some of their shocking contents. He speculates that Gavin Newsom (a strong illegal immigration supporter) and the GOP might use the excerpts against Brown. For instance, consider this shocking...