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Bradley: City of Orange Should Not Join the Xenophobic Bandwagon

Don Bradley, who lives in unincorporated Orange County adjacent to the City of Orange, writes that the Orange City Council didn’t need to jump into the national immigration debate on sanctuary cities – noting that city leaders should focus on grace rather than rage when it comes to undocumented people living and working in the United States.

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Lovingood: San Bernardino County Offers Leadership Not Fearmongering on Homelessness

San Bernardino County Supervisors’ Chairman Robert A. Lovingood takes issue with Orange County Supervisor Todd Spitzer over his recent public comments that OC homeless should be sent to the High Desert because the area “is away from everyone else.” Lovingood reminds Spitzer that there are 450,000 decent, hardworking taxpayers living in the High Desert, with leaders who focus on services for eligible local residents who fall on hard times.

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Harrington: Time to Return Safety and Security to our Public Policy

Dave Harrington, who serves as Mayor of Aliso Viejo, is also a 29-year veteran of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department and candidate for Orange County Sheriff. Harrington adds his voice to the debate over sanctuary cities noting that he would fight back against Sacramento laws limiting local law enforcement interaction with federal immigration authorities.

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Aronberg: Fix Federal Law to Promote Drug Recovery over Relapse

Dave Aronberg, who serves as State Attorney for Florida’s 15th Judicial Circuit in November and leads a team of 120 prosecutors and 220 staff in Palm Beach County, writes about the legal challenges that sober living homes present for local communities. Aronberg will meet with Orange County Leaders on Tuesday, March 20th in Newport Beach.

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