Santa Ana is now a sanctuary city for undocumented residents
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/city-737625-council-resolution.html
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/city-737625-council-resolution.html
Santa Ana is now a sanctuary city for undocumented residents
- Thread starter WTTCHMN
- Start date
NEW -> Contingent Buyer Assistance Program
That explains why some people can live in this country 25+ years and not learn one word of English. How does that affect state testing? Do they take those in spanish too?
Maybe I should tell my Caucasian ritzy friends living in some parts of OC that they don't need to fight to get their kids into these fancy spanish immersion programs at school...just move to Santa Ana. lol
California made it illegal when Arnold was gov. Santa Ana continued to do it, though, as they found some sort of sneaky loopholes to get around it. It was still probably illegal but they probably weren't challenged.
Anyways, our voters just made it legal again...
LOL ... To do what? Education is left up to the states. Most extreme thing the federal government could do is place restrictions on federal grants but then again, the state would have the option to opt-out rather than accommodate the imposed conditions.
Given how resentful Trump is, I'm pretty sure CA is going to get the federal shaft in the near future. I wonder how many of those infrastructure $$ will end up coming our way ...
An easy thing for trump is to allocate federal funds for the bullet train.
irvinehomeshopper
Well-known member
Then Irvine can keep the cost of housing from skyrocketing.
irvinebullhousing
Well-known member
How do you figure that? Most of the workers that I comes across, that does constructions for my landscapes and other home related works are from Riverside.
Paris167
New member
spootieho said:
That explains why some people can live in this country 25+ years and not learn one word of English. How does that affect state testing? Do they take those in spanish too?
Maybe I should tell my Caucasian ritzy friends living in some parts of OC that they don't need to fight to get their kids into these fancy spanish immersion programs at school...just move to Santa Ana. lol
Those schools would get rated 1-3 out of 10 consistently.Paris said:
California made it illegal when Arnold was gov. Santa Ana continued to do it, though, as they found some sort of sneaky loopholes to get around it. It was still probably illegal but they probably weren't challenged.
Anyways, our voters just made it legal again...
eyephone said:spootieho said:
Just wait for the new administration. Things will change.
LOL ... To do what? Education is left up to the states. Most extreme thing the federal government could do is place restrictions on federal grants but then again, the state would have the option to opt-out rather than accommodate the imposed conditions.
http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-...-eric-holder-donald-trump-20170104-story.htmlpeppy said:eyephone said:spootieho said:
Just wait for the new administration. Things will change.
LOL ... To do what? Education is left up to the states. Most extreme thing the federal government could do is place restrictions on federal grants but then again, the state would have the option to opt-out rather than accommodate the imposed conditions.
eyephone said:http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-...-eric-holder-donald-trump-20170104-story.htmlpeppy said:eyephone said:spootieho said:
Just wait for the new administration. Things will change.
LOL ... To do what? Education is left up to the states. Most extreme thing the federal government could do is place restrictions on federal grants but then again, the state would have the option to opt-out rather than accommodate the imposed conditions.
Given how resentful Trump is, I'm pretty sure CA is going to get the federal shaft in the near future. I wonder how many of those infrastructure $$ will end up coming our way ...
peppy said:eyephone said:http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-...-eric-holder-donald-trump-20170104-story.htmlpeppy said:eyephone said:spootieho said:
Just wait for the new administration. Things will change.
LOL ... To do what? Education is left up to the states. Most extreme thing the federal government could do is place restrictions on federal grants but then again, the state would have the option to opt-out rather than accommodate the imposed conditions.
Given how resentful Trump is, I'm pretty sure CA is going to get the federal shaft in the near future. I wonder how many of those infrastructure $$ will end up coming our way ...
An easy thing for trump is to allocate federal funds for the bullet train.