Tag: immigration policy
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Swalwell’s Anti-ICE Rhetoric Tests the Line Between Oversight and Political Recklessness
Eric Swalwell’s gubernatorial campaign in California emphasizes stringent accountability measures for ICE agents, including unmasking during operations. Critics argue his rhetoric risks delegitimizing federal authority and inciting violence against officers. As Californians face pressing issues, they must consider whether this confrontational stance enhances safety or merely escalates political conflict.
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California DMV Fixes Old Real ID Glitch — Here’s What It Really Means
California’s DMV revealed that approximately 325,000 Real ID holders must update their cards due to an outdated software error from 2006. This issue affects non-U.S. citizens’ ID expiration dates, not their eligibility. The DMV will expedite replacements at no charge, emphasizing that the state remains compliant with federal Real ID requirements.
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California’s AB 495: A “Family Preparedness” Plan or a Backdoor Attack on Parental Rights?
California’s Assembly Bill 495, marketed as a way to assist families in crisis, raises alarm among critics for its vague language allowing almost anyone to become a child’s caregiver without parental consent or oversight. This bill potentially undermines parental rights, creates risks for children, and simplifies the process for potential predators to exploit loopholes.
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