1ºMichael Pander according to who? Biden is on track to deport more undocumented immigrants than Obama, who deported more than tRump.
The far right propagandists have been lying to you. The same news outlet that was just sued and paid a fine of 787 million dollars for lying to their listeners is still telling you this bs day in and day out.
Bidenomics is doing great right now. Inflation is cooling off, unemployment at record lows, the market is holding steady even gas prices (which have nothing to do with president) are leveling off or going down. Not sure how you can say the sky is falling and it’s all Bidens fault.
2ºMichael Pander that’s the truth. Our ancestors got nothing but poverty when they came over. There was no welcome wagon for our ancestors ok’ing over to America!
STOP giving our earned resources to illegals. Send them back! This is all lies and more BS!
If Democrats in office want to give so much to illegals that have never contributed to our system…
The democrat’s in office can fund the criminals out of their own personal funds they been stealing from us their entire time in office. Congress is supposed to work for the people, not become millionaires off opportunities they stole from us!
made off us for decades!
3ºAs someone who works with the homeless I think people need to understand that many of them do not care that they live like that. Many actually prefer to stay on the streets for various reasons. Some it is mental health, others do not want obligations such as a job, paying rent, utilities, others have simply given up because no one will hire them due to a criminal record. My own niece wanted homelessness over being a contributing part of society. She was a CNA working on the cardiac unit, going to nursing school and started using drugs to stay awake and juggle the job and schooling. I’ve had vets tell me they would rather live on the streets than have the government help them. They say they lived in worse conditions while serving overseas. While I appreciate this administrations trying to help we have to be realistic about the root causes of homelessness and why many decide to stay on the streets.
4ºNearly half of Californians are considering leaving the state, according to a June California Community poll.
The top cited reasons residents had for wanting to leave the state included the cost of living and political disagreement, according to the poll results. The poll was conducted between June 6 and June 16 and is an “ongoing partnership between Strategies 360 the Los Angeles Times,” the website reads.
“Voters who are anxious about the economy but happy with the cultural climate are a complicated challenge for candidates who have to appeal to those mixed feelings,” Dan Schnur, who teaches at the University of Southern California and the University of California at Berkeley, told the Los Angeles Times.
The poll revealed that 81% of respondents were dissatisfied with the cost of everyday living expenses in the state. Additionally, 41% said that middle-class people have “few” to “no” opportunities to improve their financial conditions, according to the poll results.
“Even if folks make the same income as they did even just three years ago, their sense of financial security has fallen dramatically,” Ben Winston, who is a political consultant for Strategies 360, told the Los Angeles Times.
The poll also showed that 47% of respondents felt that the state had “over-corrected and gone too far in its attempts to give everyone equal rights,” and that 43% said California was “on the wrong track.”
Nearly 350,000 people left California in 2022, and the state population has declined by more than 500,000 people since 2020.
The poll’s margin of error was 2.7% and it surveyed 800 adults statewide.