Posts Tagged: immigration

Opinion

With immigration, Newsom should stick it to Trump with facts

Image by Lawrey.

OPINION – Governor Newsom, with his Presidential aspirations hidden from no one, ought to seize this opportunity on immigration. Specifically, he should make a point to call out the Trump administration with facts, clarifying the reality of this complicated issue to potentially earn the support of an energized population. 

Rising Stars

Rising Stars: Jose Barrera, California LULAC Foundation

Jose Barerra. Photo by Joha Harrison.

Despite being just 30 years old, Jose Barrera sits atop the leadership ranks in LULAC, or the League of United Latin American Citizens, as the Chairmen of the California LULAC Foundation and National Vice President for the Far West Region. He is currently the youngest person and first DACA recipient to have held three leadership roles in LULAC.

News

Lawmakers and the hot ICE summer

California Mass Deportation Protest, photo by AP.

While redistricting has taken center stage for the moment, when lawmakers return next week they will also have a full package of bills addressing interactions with the federal Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) to consider forwarding to Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Capitol Spotlight

Capitol Spotlight: CFA Executive Director Janeth Rodriguez

Janeth Rodriguez, California Faculty Association, Photo by Joha Harrison, Capitol Weekly

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when Janeth Rodriguez started on the path that led her to become the new executive director of the California Faculty Association. Even she hesitated when she was asked to tell her story.

Capitol Briefs

Capitol Briefs: And so it begins

Capitol and flag, by Karin Hildebrand Lau

Trump 2.0 is already in full swing and California leaders are as well. Budget bills related to the L.A. fires are ready to go, and the Capitol says goodbye to an old friend.

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