The right wants to know why California always has to be the odd man out
California’s immigration laws and sanctuary cities policies are a bridge too far when it comes to undocumented aliens. A roundup of editorials Monday takes a look at the issue.
Opinions from the right
From The New York Daily News: A couple of laws on the books in California are clearly overreaching.
California represents the future, and if Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions don’t like it, they are in for a fight. It’s time for them to stop playing politics with immigrant communities and start focusing on public safety.
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) March 11, 2018
From Townhall: When did the Golden State become so tarnished?
Jason Riley: "The Constitution is very clear, the Supreme Court has been very clear. California is trying to block state and local officials... from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement." #FoxNewsSunday pic.twitter.com/51L8ArYcYo
— Fox News (@FoxNews) March 12, 2018
From The Hill: California’s labor force is made up of 1.75 million undocumented aliens. What will happen to the state’s economy if and when the Trump administration takes aim at them?
